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\'\'Use of the word \"cribbed\" comes from the fact that plagiarism literally means baby stealing.\'\'
I\'ve removed the above text, which appeared under note markup after the first occurrence of \"cribbed.\" I find it doubtful for two reasons:
# \"Plagiarism\" literally means the abduction of any child or slave -- not \'\'necessarily\'\' a baby.
# At the time \"to crib\" was first recorded in the sense of to steal or to plagiarize, \"crib\" was used only secondarily in the sense of a baby\'s cot. Its main uses had to do with the feeding and/or confinement of livestock. (OED suggests that \"to crib\" comes, via thieves\' cant, from \"crib\" in the sense of wicker basket.)
(Not relevant to the above, but I was surprised to learn that \"crib sheet\" dates from the twentieth century. I had originally thought that \"to crib\" came \'\'from\'\' \"crib sheet,\" and that \"crib sheet\" was named for its appearance -- a large piece of paper suggesting a sheet that might be used in a crib. Another folk etymology bites the dust!)
I\'ve removed the above text, which appeared under note markup after the first occurrence of \"cribbed.\" I find it doubtful for two reasons:
# \"Plagiarism\" literally means the abduction of any child or slave -- not \'\'necessarily\'\' a baby.
# At the time \"to crib\" was first recorded in the sense of to steal or to plagiarize, \"crib\" was used only secondarily in the sense of a baby\'s cot. Its main uses had to do with the feeding and/or confinement of livestock. (OED suggests that \"to crib\" comes, via thieves\' cant, from \"crib\" in the sense of wicker basket.)
(Not relevant to the above, but I was surprised to learn that \"crib sheet\" dates from the twentieth century. I had originally thought that \"to crib\" came \'\'from\'\' \"crib sheet,\" and that \"crib sheet\" was named for its appearance -- a large piece of paper suggesting a sheet that might be used in a crib. Another folk etymology bites the dust!)
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. 2010-Present seems as if it should be in a different era than from 2000-2009. We\'ve had tons of big shows with tons of success. Not just shows but also movies as well as Disney is even said to be in a Second Renaissance (or \
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. 2010-Present seems as if it should be in a different era than from 2000-2009. We\\\'ve had tons of big shows with tons of success. Not just shows but also movies as well as Disney is even said to be in a Second Renaissance (or \\\"Revival\\\" age as most people call it.)
I\\\'m actually curious on who even came up with the Millennial Era and where it begins and ends. I can\\\'t find any other info on this era besides TV tropes. I\\\'d end the Millennial era around 2008 or 9. But after that I\\\'d call it a new \\\"revival\\\" era in animation based on all the big things that has been released since 2010 onward.
I\\\'m actually curious on who even came up with the Millennial Era and where it begins and ends. I can\\\'t find any other info on this era besides TV tropes. I\\\'d end the Millennial era around 2008 or 9. But after that I\\\'d call it a new \\\"revival\\\" era in animation based on all the big things that has been released since 2010 onward.
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. 2010-Present seems as if it should be in a different era than from 2000-2009. We\'ve had tons of big shows with tons of success. Not just shows but also movies as well as Disney is even said to be in a Second Renaissance (or \
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. 2010-Present seems as if it should be in a different era than from 2000-2009. We\\\'ve had tons of big shows with tons of success. Not just shows but also movies as well as Disney is even said to be in a Second Renaissance (or \\\"Revival\\\" age as most people call it.)
I\\\'m actually curious on who even came up with the Millenial Era and where it begins and ends. I can\\\'t find any other info on this era besides TV tropes.
I\\\'m actually curious on who even came up with the Millenial Era and where it begins and ends. I can\\\'t find any other info on this era besides TV tropes.
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. 2010-Present seems as if it should be in a different era than from 2000-2009. We\'ve had tons of big shows with tons of success. Not just shows, but also movies as well as Disney is even said to be in a Second Renaissance (or \
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. 2010-Present seems as if it should be in a different era than from 2000-2009. We\\\'ve had tons of big shows with tons of success. Not just shows but also movies as well as Disney is even said to be in a Second Renaissance (or \\\"Revival\\\" age as most people call it.)
