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The FEU Film Society is holding their General Assembly. Ali, a member of Group 3 buys a new notebook to write his story entry. While pitching, accusations of plagiarism of an AI reel brings his pitch to a halt and starts chipping away at him.
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The FEU Film Society is holding their General Assembly. Ali, a member of Group 3 buys a new notebook to write his story entry. While pitching, accusations of plagiarism of an AI reel brings his pitch to a halt and starts chipping away at him.
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