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1. The Guardian

2. The Masthead nameplate at the top of the cover for the piece.

3. First image The initial image is designed to capture the audience's attention and draw them in to the story, which is the most important piece of news.

4. Captions This refers to text that is either superimposed on or incorporated into the image.

5. Second news/photo   The smaller photo, which is of lesser importance, shows something that is relevant to the middle class

6. Third news/photo The third photo presents another example of news that may not be essential, but is tailored to a specific audience.

7. Header It is a fundamental aspect of newspaper design that each publication features a header.

8. Footer The footer is not a particularly prominent feature of the "The Guardian" newspaper.

9. 5 colons The Guardian, a prominent British newspaper, has consistently featured a five-column headline on its front page. D rop cap on the off lead

10. Boarder "The Guardians" has boarder around newspaper By-line In the case of a newspaper or magazine article, the name of the author should be provided.

11. Hard news The Guardian is a publication that typically focuses on disseminating hard news. Hard news, but international

12. Formal register The newspaper reports that the forthcoming discussion will be conducted in a formal manner.

13. Off lid headline pull quote (something from original text) (for sympathy or empathy)

14. Teasers (shop front effect) The front page of this newspaper features a teaser that leads to a full article.

15. In some cases, the regulations governing the design of guardian brakes result in the use of disparate covers. 

16. In the majority of instances, the format of newspaper front pages is constructed in a manner that adheres to the aforementioned structural principles.

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