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Last week I wrote about “tortured phrases”, a term invented by the authors of an arXiv preprint in which they highlight the ways in which fake scientific papers are being []More
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Jeffrey Aronson: When I Use a Word . . . Artificial translation - The BMJ
Tortured phrases: What they are, how they are detected, and how to avoid them
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