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3. can consist of several elements
6. used to break up the body copy and to give some insight into what the reader can expect
8. two-or-three lines get flush left
11. name of the reporter who wrote the story
12. white-space area situated between separate columns of text on the page

1. line that helps organize and separate columns of texts or stories
2. a big, bold phrase above a lengthier main headline
4. one that does not have extending features called"serifs"at the end of strokes
5. the headline is text to the story
7. white-space between the two pages in the middle spine of the publication
9. gives creative to the person who took the picture
10. a decorative stork that finishes off the end of a letters stem