 Neo-grotesque typefaces are derived from the earlier grotesque faces, but generally have less stroke contrast and a more regular design.Unlike the grotesque, they generally do not have a spurred "G", and the terminals of curves are usually slanted.Many neo-grotesque faces have a large degree of subtlety and variation of widths and weights to accommodate different means of production (Hot type, foundry type, phototypesetting, see History of typography, 20th century).