I was drawn to Myriad Pro from a selection of older font books I found available digitally through Adobe.
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An example from the book shows the text in larger, condensed, italic, and capital, among other various formats. The book keeps it simple, with a plain white background and paragraphs of texts in different weights, languages, and weights, as exampled below on an earlier page.
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This font is quite sharp, clean, and simple, as it can be used in signs, tickets, maps, which it also shows in the book, which I found very interesting as well. The bold font used here still manages to let a lot be seen from a distance.
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