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Hmm, you can even see what seem to be typos made due to him trying to hide the similarities. Look at this example for instance: > Senator Daniel Patrick Moynih
by CM30 9y ago
Hmm, you can even see what seem to be typos made due to him trying to hide the similarities. Look at this example for instance:
> Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan called
for the outright abolition of the CIA on the
grounds that it had demonstrated it
uselessness for
failing to forecast the fall of the Soviet Union.
It uselessness? That doesn't read correctly at all, and it's because he went from 'demonstrated its uselessness' to 'demonstrate it uselessness'.
Either way, while the other examples read better, you can definitely tell that the main reason these portions fo the text were copied (rather than more or less of said content) is because he thought he could weave them into his work in a less noticeable way.