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The document provides guidance on creating an article about Cuba. It describes changes made to the article's layout and design to better match the magazine's color scheme. Photos were added with italicized descriptions. Two cities were combined onto a double page spread due to limited writing. The information page was moved to the right side with an added photo, and the left page became a photo page. The page number and bullet colors were altered to coordinate with the magazine. Small photos were inserted into the text to make it more visually engaging.
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