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The document describes the layout of a magazine double page spread. The main image takes up most of one page and a quarter of the other to feature a band at a concert. The page is divided into three columns, with the largest paragraph introducing the story on the left and two smaller columns on the right. Font sizes, paragraph lengths, and drop caps are used variably to direct attention and fit content into the spaces around the large central image. Borders and color scheme help organize the asymmetric layout across the two pages.
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