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  • 21Gill Sans — Infobox font name = Gill Sans familyname = style = Sans serif classifications = Humanist creator = Eric Gill foundry = Monotype foundries = Monotype, Adobe, ITC creationdate = 1927 releasedate = 1928 trademark = based on = Johnston aka =… …

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  • 22Adrian Frutiger — Born 24 May 1928 (1928 05 24) (age 83) Unterseen, Switzerland Occupation Typeface designer …

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  • 23Lucida — For the genus of grass skipper butterfly see Lucida (butterfly) Infobox font name = Lucida style = Serif creator = Charles Bigelow Kris Holmes releasedate = 1985 foundry = Bigelow and Holmes shown here = Lucida BrightLucida (pron en|ˈluːsɪdə… …

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  • 24PANOSE — The PANOSE System is a method for classifying typefaces solely on their visual characteristics, developed by Benjamin Bauermeister. It can be used to identify an unknown font from a sample image or to match a known font to its closest visual… …

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  • 25Caslon — This article is about the typeface. For the person, see William Caslon. For other uses, see Caslon (disambiguation). Category Serif Classification Old Style[ …

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  • 26Oswald Bruce Cooper — Born March 13, 1879(1879 03 13) Mount Gilead, Ohio Died December 17, 1940(1940 12 17) (aged 61) Chicago, Illinois Nationality …

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  • 27Cambria (typeface) — Infobox font name = Cambria style = Serif date = 1989 creator = Jelle Bosma, Steve Matteson and Robin Nicholas Cambria Math: Jelle Bosma, Ross Mills, John Hudson, Geraldine Wade, Mike Duggan, Greg Hitchcock, Andrei Burago, Vivek Garg foundry =… …

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  • 28Adobe Type — Adobe Systems’ division of typography is an innovator in font technology and design, Adobe was a forerunner in the development of PostScript Type 1 and Type 3 font formats and OpenType technology, as well as being an established digital type… …

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  • 29Baskerville — Category Serif Classification Transitional serif Designer(s) John Baskerville Fou …

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  • 30Naming conventions of the International Phonetic Alphabet — The International Phonetic Alphabet requires specific names for the symbols and diacritics used in the alphabet. It is often desirable to distinguish an IPA symbol from the sound it is intended to represent, since there is not a one to one… …

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