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What is the volume and number of the magazine?

OCR text of the page · 599 characters; the scanned image itself is not published
social service
OUTLOOK
WE CAN AFFORD
A BETTER AMERICA
Volume 4, No. 8
Edmund K. Faltermayer
October 1969
Fortune Magazine
THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER
". . . THE MOMENT IS AT HAND . .."
Richard E. Lyng
Assistant U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
OUR MALNOURISHED MILLIONS
Senator George McGovern
Chairman, Senate Select Committee on
Nutrition and Human Needs
LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS
F. J. Thierry
World Health Organization
EYE ON TOMORROW'S JOBS
Dr. Grant Venn
U.S. Office of Education
PUBLISHED BY THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sjvg0227
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volume 4, no. 8Volume 4, No. 8
Models
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Ours

Exact match

Volume 4, No. 8

15 characters9 tokens

Aux 2015

Wrong

Volume 4, No. 8, October 1969, Fortune Magazine, 40 pages

57 characters24 tokens

PiT-FT 2015

Wrong

Question: What is the volume and number of the magazine?

OCR text: social service OUTLOOK WE CAN AFFORD A BETTER AMERICA Volume 4, No. 8 Edmund K. Faltermayer October 1969 Fortune Magazine THE FIGHT AGA

204 characters64 tokens

ChronoGPT 2015

Wrong

The number of magazines is greater than the number of magazines that are published.

Question: What is the volume and number of the magazine?

OCR text: social service OUTLOOK WE CAN AFFORD A BETTER AMERICA Volume 4, No. 8 Edmund

229 characters64 tokens