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The document is a prop list for a student media production. It includes props like a fake bag of drugs, knife, fake gun, tracksuits, mobile phones, and a car that will be used to represent different elements of the storyline in the trailer. It also lists locations that will be used for filming, including alleys, roads, a train station, recreational ground, pub, and two students' houses. The group members gathering the props are named.
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