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This document compares a double-page magazine spread the author created for their product to one made by Kerrang!. Both used a mid-shot as the dominant enlarged image taking up half the spread. They also included pull quotes and slugs. The main differences were the color schemes, with the author using black and red instead of Kerrang!'s black and pink, and the author's spread included a sub-image and no puff.
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- Why Passive House targets
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