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The document discusses potential names for a horror web drama about 5 friends who cover up an accidental death that later comes back to haunt them. It lists 4 potential names and notes that a poll was conducted, with the most popular name being "Nightmare on Goffs School". Therefore, that name was chosen for the drama.
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