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It doesn't rise to the level of plagiarism if you look at it like a lawyer doing everything you can to defend a client.
If you look at the statements in question in context, even if she had put the quotation marks there, it would have been really weird to have quotations there. For the stuff she was writing about, a scholar would have been expected to write in her own words instead of copying what someone else wrote (with or without quotations). University educators fight a constant battle to get undergrads to understand this principle, and students get disciplined over such practices all the time, and rightly so.
Or, apparently, as an independent board trying to determine if someone plagiarized…
Setting up an "independent board" that won't rock the boat is the easiest thing in the world. And in this case, the report was tying itself in knots to avoid saying Gay copied. "Duplicative language" has the same vibes as "enhanced interrogation techniques"...