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" Shia LaBeouf has continued his row with graphic novelist Daniel Clowes. The actor has come under fire in recent weeks over alleged plagarism of one of Clowes&amp;#039;s stories in his short film Howard Cantour.  Reigniting the dispute, LaBeouf imitated Clowes&amp;#039;s work by posting a storyboard very similar to another story by Clowes. Titled Daniel Boring, lifted from Clowes&amp;#039;s David Boring, it was described as &amp;quot;like Fassbinder meets half-baked Nabokov on Gilligan&amp;#039;s Island&amp;quot;, a description originally used by Clowes for his story. LaBeouf also posted copies of Clowes&amp;#039;s lawyers&amp;#039; letters. They stated: &amp;quot;Your client is seriously out of control. He must stop his improper and outlandish conduct directed at Mr Clowes and his works, and your client must take all necessary and appropriate steps to redress his wrongs.&amp;quot; Last month, the actor apologised to Clowes over the plagiarism, although it was noted at the time that his message bore similarities to a four-year-old comment on Yahoo Answers.  desist pic.twitter.com/tSF1nHIdIN \u00E2\u20AC\u201D Shia LaBeouf (@thecampaignbook) January 8, 2014  He mocked the apologies on Twitter, hiring a skywriter to say sorry in Los Angeles, and tweeting: &amp;quot;You have my apologies for offending you for thinking I was being serious instead of accurately realising I was mocking you&amp;quot;, a quote from a Texan politician. The Nymphomaniac star has also posted several other apologies made by other people, including Kanye West, Lena Dunham and Gucci Mane. LaBeouf recently revealed that he had to send naked pictures of himself to the Nymphomaniac production team before he landed a role in the film. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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