Monotype Corsiva Bold Font Free Download
The monotype version was created by Patricia Saunders and released under the Stempel Gothic license in 1987. Saunders credited Microsoft software for the similarity between the typeface and .
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The character set of Monotype Corsiva includes all letters of the Latin alphabet as well as all accented letters from the Latin and Gothic alphabets. It also contains several signs, diacritical marks, and punctuation characters, as well as numbers and symbols. Monotype Corsiva contains a set of 273 latin and 71 gothic characters. It also contains italic forms of the capitals Q, R, S, T, U, and V, as well as the capitals of W, X, Y, and Z.
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Category:Computer-related introductions in 1987The United States is expected to celebrate the 75th anniversary of its central bank this year. The Treasury Department will hold a ceremony to commemorate the day, but the actual issuance of the currency will be quite a mystery.
The Treasury can’t go into great detail about how the dollar is issued, which is probably wise. A few moments of truth every day are enough. After all, the Treasury will have to deal with a bunch of foreign governments who might ask inconvenient questions.
And now the Treasury has to go around playing coy. Here’s the agency’s official statement:
As a matter of policy, we do not comment on the design and artwork used on United States coins and paper currency. In addition, we do not discuss any planned or contemplated replacement of the currency, coinage, or paper currency. However, for many years, the public has watched with interest the issuance of new designs for the currency.
This is a remarkable bit of phrasing. It doesn’t say that the Treasury will celebrate the anniversary with a new set of notes, but rather that it won’t comment on any future plans. One of the most common things the Treasury does is announce a new set of notes or coins, and this language suggests the agency will stick to that practice.
Other agencies have issued similar statements when they wanted to be vague about their intentions. The FBI was quite cagey about any new procedure for fingerprinting suspects; for example, the agency only said it was investigating a procedure that would make the process “safer.”
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