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▶Middle East119

All of Middle East Arab (pan-Arab)8 Jewish & Israeli4 Persian / Iranian1 Turkish / Ottoman1 Lebanese1 Palestinian1 Iraqi1 Emirati1 Yemeni1 Qatari0

▶North Africa3

All of North Africa Moroccan2 Egyptian1

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All of Caucasus & Central Asia Afghan3

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All of East Asia Japanese20 Chinese16 Korean6 Taiwanese2

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All of Southeast Asia Malaysian2 Singaporean2 Thai1 Indonesian1

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All of Western Europe British51 French26 Dutch9 Irish2 Belgian2

▶Central Europe135

All of Central Europe German20 Swiss7 Czech4 Austrian2 Polish1 Hungarian1

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All of Northern Europe Norwegian3 Baltic (Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian)3 Finnish2 Icelandic1

▶Southern Europe23

All of Southern Europe Italian12 Spanish4 Catalan2 Portuguese2 Basque1 Greek1 Maltese1

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All of Eastern Europe & Russia Russian6 Soviet2 Ukrainian2 Slovenian1

▶Sub-Saharan Africa10

All of Sub-Saharan Africa African (pan-regional)6 Nigerian2 Ghanaian1 South African1

▶Latin America & Caribbean13

All of Latin America & Caribbean Brazilian6 Mexican3 Jamaican3 Bolivian1

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Austria-based designer Simon Merz’ Meta is “a book about itself”

Austria-based designer Simon Merz’ Meta is “a book about itself”

Austrian studio es’ eclectic type and intuitive editorial design for A priori magazine

Austrian studio es’ eclectic type and intuitive editorial design for A priori magazine