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Virtusa Corp unveils new visual identity
indiablooms In line with the modern 21st century trend, the new logo design leverages sans serif fonts and lower case design. Hewitt Associates Reaffirms |
Archive for February 1st, 2010
Virtusa Corp unveils new visual identity - indiablooms
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Copeland Crack: Please - not in 3D - Whitehaven News
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Copeland Crack: Please - not in 3D
Whitehaven News The faux HTML coding [sarcasm] is one I quite liked [/sarcasm] but the smiley  with a semi colon for a wincing eye is probably the most common. … |
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La Senza Promotes the Art of La Seduction with Launch of Fine Fragrance - PR Web (press release)
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La Senza Promotes the Art of La Seduction with Launch of Fine Fragrance
PR Web (press release) The refined serif gold and black typography artfully balances the graphic flourishes to communicate classic and expensive with an understated tone. … |
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The budget, explained - Politico (blog)
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The budget, explained
Politico (blog) Obama and his team of amateur hour minions are incompetent……and the Dem dingbats in Congress (who have been in control for 3 years) say Amen to any goof … |
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Northern Ireland: the stage is set - Channel 4 News
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Northern Ireland: the stage is set
Channel 4 News Perhaps there are Unionist fonts and Republican fonts. This will only happen if the parties can produce a united font. - A date for the Devolution of … |
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Jeff Vrabel: Olympics schmolympics - the X Games rule - Suburban Life Publications
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Jeff Vrabel: Olympics schmolympics - the X Games rule
Suburban Life Publications says one of them goadingly, as though ski-clad dingbats hurtling through space with sticks pointing, alternately, at their brains and special parts is the … |
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How Not to Convince People Your Cars Won’t Kill Them - Gawker
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How Not to Convince People Your Cars Won't Kill Them
Gawker Spare and sans-serif, Helvetica projects reliability and remind us of road-signs signs expressly meant to keep us from crashing into things. (DO NOT ENTER. … |
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