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Here is a line from the entry: " who in turn put a $250,000 mortgage on the property, took the cash, defaulted, disappeared, and left the real Elizabeth Shepherd on the hook"
Here is a line from the Toronto Star article cited in the entry:
"who then put a $250,000 mortgage on the property, took the cash, defaulted, disappeared, and left the real Elizabeth Shepherd on the hook."
This is straightforward plagarism. —Preceding unsigned comment added by PhilGeek (talk • contribs) 03:52, 6 January 2008 (UTC)
Prolific? Substantiate please! edit
"Her television work has been especially prolific." But there isn't a list, no citation, absolutely nothing in the article to support this statement.