Consider Readability
A common misconception about type is that "Sans Serif is hard to read." While
there are undoubtedly partisan camps circled around both Serif and Sans Serif type styles, the dividing lines have little to do with readability (and much to do with culture and "comfort"). The presence or absence of serifs is just one of the many factors that determine the readability of a text ... and it really only makes sense to talk about a text being readable, not an isolated typeface. Consider:
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