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typographical

But they could have cleaned up their typographic act long ago.

This is related to the typographic design of such labels.

This family of typographic conventions is usually called title case.

They may also be highlighted by typographic effects or colors.

Venice quickly became the center of typographic and printing activity.

His last book dealt with studies he had conducted on the effect of different typographic features in children's books.

In the 17th century, the monastery became an important typographic center.

This allowed a more typographic appearance of text: would appear as on these systems.

However, typographic opinions are typically anecdotal with no basis in evidence.

None uses a typographic foundation which makes displaying high quality text something of a problem.

Bailey's typographic work kept him busy and well employed throughout the Depression.

In general, a television title sequence will at some point badge the show with a typographic logo.

Note that superscripts are usually placed too high for many typographic purposes.

Institutional Membership is open to educational institutions involved in the delivery of typographic studies.

A comprehensive collection of essays on the typographic art.

The first typographic works of Hupp were made in 1883.

This is especially so in certain common typographic renderings.

These are known internally as Q-heads, after their typographic designation.

What reason do I have to resist this sly typographic mind-manipulation?

He also taught typographic design at the Pratt Institute from 1955 to 1960.

In fact, it's not the case at all, as the typographic plates have been cleaned only in 1870.

Assessment is carried out by teams of practicing designers and typographic educators.

The relationship of typographic arrangement to the learning of technical training material.

Though this sounds like a reasonably straightforward concept, there were a number of typographic issues that had to be considered.

Used words or phrases (much more common than mentioned ones) do not bear any typographic distinction.

And one year of community service for a typographical crime.

I have just been told there is a typographical error.

The bill might have become law then, except for those typographical errors.

"It is not merely a typographical change," the paper said.

It could also be a typographical error in the source.

A different name for the typographical character known as slash.

The output documents could be of very high typographical quality.

It is 5.5 typographical points, or about 1/14 of an inch.

The organization said that the mistake was a typographical error.

"I believe that is a typographical error in my book.

One involved a typographical error in the instructions given to them by the judge.

And if the document says that, it's a typographical error.

There is something rather brilliant about this 1821 typographical layout.

However, a few typographical errors have crept into their books as a result.

The effect of typographical variations upon eye movements in reading.

The next day, the writer apologized for the typographical error.

The Banner was first to get the newest typographical equipment.

Amendment No 7 is accepted: there has been a typographical error.

A nostalgia for typographical errors in the age of the digital.

At the same time, typographical excellence and beauty of design are easier to find.

The Post asserted that it had made a typographical error.

What can I do about system error messages or typographical errors?

He made history and only a few typographical errors.

In some cases, it helps clear up long-standing typographical errors.

Probably no book of any sort has ever been published that did not contain at least one typographical error.