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Disappointment is a generally shared feeling among students who take part in ASL projects; as it goes with most rules, however, this one has an exception too.

Twenty Italian students are currently staying in Plymouth, U.K. while actively working on the organization of several art exhibitions; the cleverly

name-fitting  "C.H.A.GALL" contest sets its roots into the Erasmus+ family of projects: for a couple of years now,

students in Italy have been required to

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spend 200 hours of what would normally be their school time in work projects;

This particular one aims to organize the students into two companies of ten people each and let them set up exhibitions accordingly.

From the 5th to the 26th of November,

the new-formed companies will have to adapt to a working environment, as well as making their way into the business world.

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