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The document discusses several potential slogans for a community campaign to build a dream park. It analyzes each slogan's directness, ability to engage the target audience, use of inclusive language, font and color choices, and whether it could bore children. The best slogan makes the campaign feel like it is about the individual but really aims to benefit the whole community, uses a bold but not overpowering dark blue font, and gets straight to the point.
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