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◊title-block{◊topic{Calibri alternatives}
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◊short-rule{Don't settle for a default Microsoft font}}
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◊make-font-alternative-list{
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Concourse
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FF Unit
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Fira Sans
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Whitney
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}
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Calibri does its job better than Cambria, though it’s still better on screen than in print. The rounded corners of the letters make text printed in Calibri seem soft. For a clean, slightly narrow sans serif font, you have better options. ◊xref{Concourse}, of course. ◊xref{FF Unit} is the "grown-up sister" of one of the world's most popular sans serif fonts, FF Meta, and the work of ◊xref{foreword} author Erik Spiekermann. Erik also designed ◊xref{Fira Sans}, also a descendant of FF Meta. Though it has fewer styles than FF Unit, you can't argue with the price: it's free. ◊xref{Whitney} takes inspiration from the famous 1908 face News Gothic, which Calibri resembles.
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