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Either put a - in front of your second proof (so, proof -), or end the proof one line earlier by replacing your hence with thus (what's happening is that proof without the - applies a default rule on your goal which here will be exI already, so it's been transformed to $F x \lor G x$, and your thus complains that this can't be unified with the term you gave it)
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