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 '''Music/Sounds:''' The ending theme of the program, along with the announcer saying "This is National Educational Television."
-'''Availability:''' Ultra rare. The regular variant exists on ''Ten For Survival'' and ''Adventuring in the Hand Arts''. The inverted variant appears on ''The Subject is Jazz: Swing''. All three these productions are in collaboration with NBC.
+'''Availability:'''  The regular variant exists on ''Ten For Survival'' and ''Adventuring in the Hand Arts''. The inverted variant appears on ''The Subject is Jazz: Swing''. All three these productions are in collaboration with NBC.
 ===5th Logo (April 2, 1958)===
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 '''Music/Sounds:''' The ending theme of the program.
-'''Availability:''' Ultra rare. This was recently rediscovered on an episode of ''The Subject is Jazz'', titled “Performance”. It is currently unknown if this logo appeared on any other program.
+'''Availability:'''  This was recently rediscovered on an episode of ''The Subject is Jazz'', titled “Performance”. It is currently unknown if this logo appeared on any other program.
 '''Legacy:''' This logo is an oddity, as this logo's existence was practically unknown until Kennedy Center Education Digital Learning uploaded ''The Subject is Jazz: Performance'' on October 29, 2018. Its similarity to the [[NBC |NBC]] "Chimes" logo may or may not be a coincidence, as ''The Subject is Jazz'' was a co-production with NBC.