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It's part of their style guide. The diaresis in this case indicates that the second vowel is part of another syllable. The New Yorker similarly uses similar spe
by grzm 8y ago
It's part of their style guide. The diaresis in this case indicates that the second vowel is part of another syllable. The New Yorker similarly uses similar spellings such as naïve.
It's actually not a font or typeface: it's spelling consistent with their style guide.
- semiagnostic 8y agoThank you for your explanation.