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    The German Designer Herbert Bayer Created a Sans-Serif Typeface Called
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The German Designer Herbert Bayer Created a Sans-Serif Typeface Called

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Question 17

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The German designer Herbert Bayer created a sans-serif typeface called ________ that could not be immediately associated with any one culture.


A) Universal
B) Helvetica
C) Garamond
D) Arial
E) Baskerville

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