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1. Cyrillic Alphabet

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   The formal structure of Cyrillic characters, particularly when set in early forms (e.g., Ustav or Poluustav scripts), exhibits a higher ratio of vertical and acute angular elements compared to contemporary Latin scripts (such as the prevailing Carolingian minuscule). This angularity is theorized to be a direct consequence of the materials used in early manuscript production. The sh…