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Speedo
An earlier scalable font technology from Bitstream Inc., Cambridge, MA (www.bitstream.com). Speedo fonts used the .SPD extension. See FaceLift.
speedo
an informal name for speedometer or (Austral.) odometer


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SWIMMING costume giant Speedo has waded into a row over tight swim shorts at theme park Alton Towers.
Firm offers shorts cover-up by Birmingham Mail (England)
The University of Florida student donned a Speedo LZR in Italy despite attempts to convince her she was putting herself at a disadvantage in a sea of Jaked, Adidas and Arena supersuits.
Spofforth stands by suit choice; SWIMMING by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Since then Speedo has been involved with a number of other musical outfits such as Sultans and Hot Snakes, but he was back in Newcastle with his latest group, THE NIGHT MARCHERS, on Monday night, where a small but enthusiastic crowd were ready to greet him at The Cluny.
Music: Gig review: Night Marchers by Mark Clements by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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