Magazine Front Cover Graphical Design
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This document describes the typical graphical design elements found on magazine front covers, including the mast head, selling line, main cover line, barcode, main image, main heading, cover lines with small images, and date. It outlines the standard layout with these elements arranged across the top and bottom of the cover page.
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