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This document discusses the author's favorite aspects of a double page magazine spread template that they want to emulate and modify for their own magazine. The author likes the color scheme, layout, large colored letter above the text, and use of a black and white celebrity photo that stands out from the page. They plan to use a similar template but modify the colors and letter while also making their celebrity photo black and white to make their double page spread stand out and look more professional.
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