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Our editors decided on a two-page magazine layout to feature a large captivating image with enough space for an article, drawing inspiration from Little White Lies magazine. Draft 2 included double lines separating the article and rating section, with credits alongside the rating, providing distinction. Draft 5 was selected as the final product for the magazine.
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