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Can anyone please help me identify the font in the attached image?enter image description here

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This is Proxima Nova Regular.

By the way, with such amount of text you could easily identify that with WhatTheFont.

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Thank you very much - I did try WhatTheFont and it could not do it. Also tried IdentiFont with no luck. – Run Loop Feb 2 at 19:01
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If this was written on a website you can always try the WhatFont plugin for Google Chrome.

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Omg, where has this been all my life? – OghmaOsiris Feb 3 at 20:36
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The plugin is a nice find. If you don't like to install additional plugins, and don't mind the extra steps, you can use the "element inspector" tool of your browser. The "computed style" section has that same info. – leugim Feb 4 at 16:59
In English in most browsers it's called 'Inspect element' - it's one of the options when you right-click anywhere on a web page. In Chrome, 'Inspect Element' then choose 'Elements' then 'Computed style'; in recent versions of Firefox, 'Inspect Element' then the Style button then 'Computed' at the top. Also try the Firefox inspect element '3D view' button which gives you a crazy rotatable 3D visualisation of how the whole web page is structured... – user568458 Feb 4 at 17:31
This is a useful tool but probably should be a comment rather than an answer, as it doesn't attempt to answer the question. – thomasrutter Feb 5 at 4:11
@thomasrutter I agree it's not an answer per se, but it did have two positive votes, and if it was helpful once it could be helpful again. – Yisela♦ Feb 5 at 7:52
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