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NME Magazine is a British music publication that has been covering popular music and culture for over 70 years. It started as a music newspaper and has evolved to include online and video content. The magazine focuses on reviewing new albums, reporting on concerts, and profiling popular artists and bands.
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Warner
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2) They live on the outskirts of a city in a modern house near a train station for easy commuting to work or college in the city.
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The document appears to be a mock magazine layout showing various sections like articles, advertisements, images, and page numbers. It includes article headers, interviews, reviews, notes from the editor, and ads for clothing brands, movies, technology products and more. The layout demonstrates how different elements could be arranged on magazine pages.
Flat plan
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The document appears to be a mock layout for a magazine called 'Current' showing the placement of various sections such as masthead, articles, advertisements, and extras. Key sections include spots for selling points, cover image, issue details, articles, reviews in areas like music and gaming, and interactive extras. Advertisements are interspersed throughout the layout alongside contributor notes and previews of future content.
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