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This document discusses the design of a bus banner to help the homeless. It will include an image that either shows a homeless person needing help or someone who has been helped by having lodging. Accompanying text will have a bold, gripping style if the raw image is used or a happy, bouncy style if the after image is shown to encourage helping provide homeless a place to stay. Contact information and the company logo will also be included.
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