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The document deconstructs the layout of a classic rock double page spread in a magazine. It explains that the cover line uses large capitalized letters to clearly display the most attention-grabbing words. A dominant image of the article's subjects spans both pages for easy recognition. Below is a summary in a slightly larger font that provides context and emphasizes important details to prepare the reader for the article itself, laid out in clear columns without need for attention-grabbing features.
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