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To: Theo

What you are seeing are the compression artifacts from an over-compressed JPEG image. If you have black next to white, like this text, and you super compress the file size, areas where the two extremes touch will “average” and become a shade of gray. You often see this as a “noisy halo” effect around items in photos.

Places far enough from the lines of text remain white. Likely what you are seeing is a compressed pic that was copied and compressed again.


48 posted on 02/02/2016 4:23:00 PM PST by LexBaird (Tyrannosaurus Lex, unapologetic carnivore)
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To: LexBaird

And the “Don” font size and color are the same as the rest of the document?


51 posted on 02/02/2016 4:53:52 PM PST by Theo (Trump = French Revolution. Cruz = American Revolution. Choose wisely.)
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