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What is Integrity? The definition of integrity according to dictionary.com is,”having honesty and moral principles.” If you were to be a person of integrity you would be always truthful and have actual moral values. Others may be better at it, but there are still mistakes. You are still human. Being a person of non-integrity and being a that makes mistakes are two very different things though. The mistake I made was,” Cheating on Accelerated Reader by taking tests on books that are the same knowledge that I have but I did not read the books.” That is just lying and stealing. It is nothing like integrity and shows my weakness. It shows I am a lazy , arrogant , lying , dumb slop and no man should do anything of the sorts. I have no honesty or

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