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APB 1.3 is a special fashion issue, produced in a limited run of only 88.

These pimagess are spaced throughout the printhis yearo remind us of the history of great photographers who have contributed to Magnum's legacy.

The Award, launched in 2001, is given each year for the best television programming on a child rights issue produced in the Asia-Pacific region.

Created by CASBAA, ABU and UNICEF in 2001, the Award is given annually to the best television programme on a child rights issue produced in the Asia-Pacific region.

Since its inception in 2001, the Child Rights Award is given annually in recognition of the best television programming on a child rights issue produced in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Child Rights Award, established in 2001, is given each year in recognition of the best television programming on a child rights issue produced in the Asia-Pacific region.

There was one more issue produced by the Pertec staff in Chatsworth, California.

The student union's education officer, Sam Wakeford, urged the university to learn lessons: "This obviously looks bad, but mistakes can be made by academics as well as students; plagiarism is a very complex issue – work produced in a collaborative environment, such as between a student and their supervisor, can be a particularly grey area.

In January 1977, it switched to a smaller magazine format and the last issue was produced in January 1978.

The eight-page issue was produced in the offices of French daily Libération, which has published an image of the forthcoming cover cartoon online, and a record three million copies will be printed in 16 languages.

The tenth issue of this annual publication is produced in partnership with UNICEF South Africa, the Programme to Support Pro-Poor Policy Development in the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation; World Vision South Africa; the DG Murray Trust; the DST-NRF Centre for Excellence in Human Development, University of the Witwatersrand; and UCT's Poverty and Inequality Initiative.