AS Preliminary Print Evaluation
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The document is an evaluation of preliminary prints by Lucy Hatchard. It likely contains her assessment of the quality, content, and areas for improvement in a set of prints that were produced in early stages and prior to finalization. The summary is brief to protect confidential details and avoid disclosing the full evaluation.
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