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I didn't write this (and much of the code is third party of course - plupload coming from Moxie - the authors of tinyMCE) but I doubt somehow it is php memory as that would most probably have errored independently. Your server is failing the operation.
The most obvious reason is size - either blowing the maximum POST variable size or upload size allowed - but there are also going to be others. For example - if the php 'tmp' folder is missing or is full and needs emptying as the 'tmp' folder is required for any file upload operation. That is worth a check and I would also run it past your hosting support.
The apache logs may offer a clue although I can't swear to this.
Have you tried with something small? Might be worth a test and might provide extra information to ask your host about.
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