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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
* Two Prototype Versions Exist, where they are darker than usual.
* On some films, the News Corporation byline is slightly smaller. Primarily, this is used for films with a wider aspect ratio, but on some movies, such as ''Slums of Beverly Hills'' and ''Boys Don't Cry'', it is used on the regular 16:9 version of the logo, while some wider films, such as ''Titus'' and ''Slumdog Millionaire'', use the regular byline instead.
* On some films, the News Corporation byline is slightly smaller. Primarily, this is used for films with a wider aspect ratio, but on some movies, such as ''Slums of Beverly Hills'' and ''Boys Don't Cry'', it is used on the regular 16:9 version of the logo, while some wider films, such as ''Titus'' and ''Slumdog Millionaire'', use the regular byline instead.
* A bylineless version exists, but it was used solely for corporate purposes, and as such did not appear on any film as a throwback variation.
* A bylineless version exists, but it was used solely for corporate purposes, and as such did not appear on any film as a throwback variation.
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