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24 | TYPOGRAPHIC STANDARDSText: Paragraph AlignmentFlush Left, Ragged Right Preferred alignment of text is flush left, ragged right as it is easiest on the eyes. Try to achieve nice in-out ragged right edges whenever possible, using hard returns, hyphenations, or the slightest kerning of a line. Do not change the horizontal scale of the characters.JustifiedJustified alignment can be used, but it%u2019s important to avoid large word gaps that are unsightly and make the text hard to read. To minimize this, use hard returns, hyphenations, or the slightest kerning of a line. Do not change the horizontal scale of the characters. The effort may or may not be worth using justified alignment.Centered or Flush RightDo not use centered or right alignment for large blocks of text. It is difficult to read as the reader is constantly searching for the beginning of the next line. It should only be used for short amounts of copy such as image captions or quotes. Note: In all alignment options, always try to avoid widows and orphans%u2014use hard returns, hyphenations, or the slightest kerning of a line. Do not change the horizontal scale of the characters.04TEXT