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The document provides a mock-up layout for the front and inside pages of a magazine. The front cover includes the magazine title, date, artist image and quote, price and issue number. Inside pages feature a double-page spread with close-up artist images and a pull quote, alongside the page number, headline and article text. The contents page lists articles alongside a long shot artist image and page numbers.
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