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This document defines key terminology used in print layout and design, including columns, cut-outs, straplines, baselines, blobs and stars, drop capitals, reverse type, white space, optical balance, type styles, fonts, text orientation, margins, grids, headlines, crossheads, rules, and pull quotes. It also notes the individual portrait page orientation and overall landscape spread orientation for the print layout.
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NoMore is a campaign created in 2013 to raise awareness about ending domestic violence and sexual assault. It is supported by hundreds of organizations worldwide including advocacy groups, service providers, corporations, universities and communities. The campaign aims to decrease violence and sexual assault rates by ensuring people know help is available regardless of gender, age or location. NoMore has reached over 700 million viewers across 160 countries through media channels like MTV, BET and VH1. It does not accept donations and funds prevention and advocacy efforts through partnerships with other organizations.
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The first idea is a campaign targeting child abuse, using bright colors and children's fonts to attract attention while conveying the message that abuse is not the child's fault through images and short phrases.
The second idea targets adult domestic violence, using darker colors and readable adult fonts with a central image surrounded by text to show abuse is not the victim's fault and they should seek help.
The third idea aims to stop abusers by using unpleasant red or dark colors in posters of role-reversed abuse or a man transforming into a monster, or a video of a man becoming angry at his wife to get abusers to reflect
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