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To ensure compliance with Miller Corporate ID Standards, please review this quick overview of proper Logo usage.

Area of Isolation
			The standard logo treatment is PMS 300 Miller Blue for the "Symbol" and rule, and Black for the accompanying "Miller" type and modifier text. The slanted bars within the symbol should always appear as white when using the standard logo. To ensure proper Logo placement, an Area of Isolation has been established. This area must be free of intrusion from any other text, graphics or photos! This area is determined by using the height of the "M" around the perimeter of the Logo. In printed materials, this area also represents the minimum amount of space allowed for the edge of the page or trim.


	Adhere to the Area of Isolation. Always use PMS 300 Miller Blue or an approved formula for that color when reproducing the standard two-color Logo. Read the Miller Corporate Identity Standards Manual for a more comprehensive discussion.


	Don't separate the elements of the Logo: the "Symbol" must never appear without the "Miller" type. Don't print Logo in the color red, or place on a red background — it's the color of Miller's major competitor. Don't place Logo on complicated backgrounds or backgrounds with abrupt color changes.

Standard Modifier Logo For two-color usage on light backgrounds.		Black Modifier Logo For single-color usage on light backgrounds.		White Modifier Logo For usage on dark backgrounds.

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