Sans Serif Typefaces, Such as Arial, Do Not Have Serifs

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Sans serif typefaces, such as Arial, do not have serifs and are frequently used for titles, headings, Web page banners, and other text elements that usually are displayed larger than body text or that otherwise need a more distinctive appearance.

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