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This magazine document contains pages from a magazine including the cover, contents page, and a double page spread. It provides visual examples of different standard magazine layouts including the cover featuring an image and title, a contents listing of articles, and a double page article or advertisement layout.
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The music video for Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" depicts a teenage romance narrative. It shows the artist and her boyfriend engaging in stereotypical teenage activities like driving around with friends, hanging out at a party, and her watching him from her locker at school. The video aims to represent the carefree spirit and spontaneity of young love through its bright, summery aesthetic and scenes that amplify the song's lyrics about falling for someone on a "teenage dream."
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