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Totally no need to bother with deeper sense of it, really.
Just translate it literally.
Same story with 'oblique'/'italic' dichotomy.

On 21/06/17 16:50, Olivier Hallot wrote:

"Book" font style seems to be a term/jargon used by the printing
industry, and careless translation may lead to mistake. Can somenone
shed some light here?

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