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Meanings of Helvetica in English
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helvetica Usage of Helvetica in English
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Several versions of Helvetica were subsequently developed, from light to compressed.
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But some of those additions to the Helvetica family introduced inconsistencies.
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Not many typefaces are as well known or divisive as Helvetica.
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Combined they make reading on screen easier than using classics such as Helvetica.
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Their names appear in big diamond encrusted Helvetica Neue below them.
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In 1961, typeface maker Haas rebranded it as Helvetica and introduced to the wider world.
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A typeface is a collection of fonts, like Helvetica.
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Times New Roman, Garamond, Arial, Helvetica-thesewere the new standards in the world of pull-downmenus.
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As Helvetica became more popular, Haas began issuing new weights and sizes to meet growing demand.
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His first film was about the typeface Helvetica.
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The whiff of Helvetica had begun to stink.
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Evidently obedience ran even deeper in the Society of Jesus than it did in the Corps Helvetica.
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I may not be of the Corps Helvetica anymore, but the obedience they taught me runs deep.
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The BBC is weaning itself off two creations of the 20th century: the fonts Helvetica and Gill Sans.
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Major companies, which had used Helvetica for years in branding and other materials, had begun to eschew the typeface.
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Nix is the director of Monotype, the world's largest type company, which currently owns the licensing rights to Helvetica.
Frequent collocations
Translations for Helvetica
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Helvetica through the time