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Default formula in conditional formatting with dates

Cell A1 = doc status with the following possible values:
"Due", "Revise", "Sign", "Complete".

Cell A2 contains a date.

I need a formula for conditional formatting that will turn Cell A2 yellow
with blue bold font if A1="Due" or "Sign" AND Cell A2 is within 31 days of
today's date. Todays date is located in cell A3 as =TODAY().

I have used the conditional formatting function alot in very basic ways, but
am somehow just not able to work out this formula.

 
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