Monotype
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Mon·o·type (mŏn'ə-tīp') 
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A trademark used for a typesetting machine operated from a keyboard that activates a unit that casts and sets individual characters.
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| Tolbert Lanston (American inventor) |
| Stanley (Arthur) Morison (art) |
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