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    It was true that Noelle used Madeline of giarism, and Madeline was a rtively unknown designer. Many were inclined to trust Noelle’s usation; however, was it truly a case of giarism or simply nder?


    “I joined the Grace Cup out of my passion for design, not anticipating usations of giarism from a judge! I won’t ept this result!”


    Madeline faltered, disying a fragile and vulnerable demeanor; her eyes reddened with anger as she directed her gaze at the judges’ panel. Her appearance resonated with many audience members, prompting them to advocate for her cause.


    “Noelle rushed to use her of giarism without valid evidence. Isn’t this simply defamation? Is this the conduct expected of a reputable designer?”


    “Exactly. She’s defaming Madeline simply because shecks a prominent reputation or influence. If this is the case, it’s truly intolerable.”


    “I’m with Madeline on this! Noelle, if you’re using her of giarism, provide us with evidence!”


    Madeline skillfully utilized her advantage, garnering support from the public. Many Grace Cup contestants were aspiring young designers eager to establish their reputation. In this scenario, they instinctively voiced their support for Madeline.


    Taking advantage of the elevated tform, Norah stood up and looked down at the contestants and audience, emphasizing her authority.


    “You demand evidence? Very well, I shall provide it.” Stepping onto the tform, she pointed at the model’s attire, borating, “This design originated from my concept… and this one… While wed, it was my design, and your contributions merelypleted it, albeit with remaining ws.”


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    She folded her arms, sneering contemptuously.


    The other judges werepelled to interject.


    “Actually, Madeline’s work is quitemendable.” Under the chilling stare of Norah, the speaker’s voice gradually dwindled until it was scarcely audible.


    If the creator deemed it wed, then it indeed was wed. “Allow me to inquire once more, what were the underlying concepts behind your design? What were your initial ideas? Madeline, are you aware?”


    Under Norah’s barrage of aggressive questions, Madeline nervously bit her lip, finding herself at a loss for words. After all, how could she be expected to provide exnations for her giarized design? Her contemtion of the design concepts had only urred shortly before thepetition began.


    “I’ll elucidate. The design concepts were… My original idea was…”


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