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courier
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Courier
A monospaced typeface originating from the typewriter that is commonly used for letters. It is still considered by many to be the "appropriate" typeface for business correspondence.

 Providing that you have not changed the default
 setting in the Fonts menu for "language examples,"
 this is an example of the Courier font.

courier
a special messenger, esp one carrying diplomatic correspondence


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Journal Editor Brian Aitken said: "The new logo pays homage to our roots by using a variation of the old typewriter font, but its distinct clean and modern style reflects the direction in which the company is headed.
The new logo pays homage to our roots by using a variation of the old typewriter font, but its distinct clean and modern style reflects the direction in which the company is headed.
 
 
 
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