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Also in the mean time try and read up on whatever you're claiming to have worked upon. I have done the same and so far it has worked out fine.
After this, once i got a corporate internship then i worked as much as i could and tried to get actual content for my CV and then I just spread it out evenly throughout all my internships and reduced the lies (thus reducing risk of me getting caught in an interview). At this point almost all my lying is over, some minor stolen portion might still be there but now i have been able to get enough corporate internships to get genuine real content for my CV.
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