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Page facing a verso?

what is page facing a verso?


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The recto is the right-hand page of a book as opposed to the verso (left-hand page) or the reverse side of the leaf.
Posted 2008-07-13T13:51:04Z
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"Live well, love others and give glory to God."

What is the context of your question?  Recto-verso is a term used by publishers and printers referring to the right hand(recto) page and left hand (verso) page of a book. It also is the name of an English Book Publisher or the name of an entertainmenet company. Need more info to answer intelligently.
Posted 2008-07-15T14:18:37Z
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"Live well, love others and give glory to God."

What is the context of your question?  Recto-verso is a term used by publishers and printers referring to the right hand(recto) page and left hand (verso) page of a book. It also is the name of an English Book Publisher or the name of an entertainmenet company. Need more info to answer intelligently.
Posted 2008-07-15T14:19:49Z
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