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This document contains layout information for a publication with two layout options. Layout one has a mast head, front cover, and information sections. Layout two rearranges the elements, leading with the mast head and front cover followed by multiple information sections.
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- 1. MAST HEAD Layout one Information Information Front cover
- 2. Layout two MAST HEAD FRONT COVER Information Information Information Information Information