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This document lists various photo editing and graphic design tools including the clone stamp, curve, brightness and contrast, hue and saturation, burn, dodge, vibrance, selective color, levels, paint brush, inner bevel, convert shape, pen tool, and inner shadow tools. It seems to be listing different effects and adjustment layers that can be used to manipulate images and graphics.

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