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The document describes a font called CollegiateFLF that appears to be designed for American school sports teams. The font uses clear, bold text that would stand out to its target audience. It also bears some resemblance to graffiti styles or stencils that may appeal to students. The worn, urban appearance of the font could engage teenage audiences.
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Fonts
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