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===Logo (2006)===
===Logo (2006)===
'''Visuals:''' On a white background, there is a {{color|dodgerblue|sky blue}} rectangle with the stacked white text "'''SUNDAY Mirror'''", with "'''SUNDAY'''" smaller and taking the place of the dot in "'''Mirror'''", whose "'''M'''" is larger than the rest of the word which is underlined in black.
'''Visuals:''' On a white background, there is a {{color|dodgerblue|sky blue}} rectangle with the stacked white text "'''SUNDAY Mirror'''", with "'''SUNDAY'''" smaller and taking the place of the dot in "'''Mirror'''", whose "'''M'''" is larger than the rest of the word. There is a black line under the word "'''Mirror'''" which the "'''M'''" overlaps.


'''Variant:''' On releases distributed by [[Abbey Home Media]], the logo is closer to the screen and fades in and out.
'''Variant:''' On releases distributed by [[Abbey Home Media]], the logo is closer to the screen and fades in and out.

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Logo (2006)

Visuals: On a white background, there is a sky blue rectangle with the stacked white text "SUNDAY Mirror", with "SUNDAY" smaller and taking the place of the dot in "Mirror", whose "M" is larger than the rest of the word. There is a black line under the word "Mirror" which the "M" overlaps.

Variant: On releases distributed by Abbey Home Media, the logo is closer to the screen and fades in and out.

Technique: A still, digital graphic, with cross-dissolve transitions for the variant.

Audio: None.

Availability: It appears at the beginning of DVDs included with the newspaper. Known examples include children's DVDs such as Oswald and Spot.

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