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Use Font Book to Weed out Duplicate Fonts
I had the same problem when I upgraded to Tiger. Text in Camino (a Mozilla-based browser) would frequently overlap, making some words nearly unreadable. Upon firing up Font Book, I noticed many of my font families had a bullet ( • ) beside them, indicating that duplicate font files were being loaded. By expanding the disclosure triangle beside affected families, I could see which individual fonts were duplicate. I selected the duplicates and chose Edit > Disable Fonts (File > Remove Fonts would be another option), and then restarted Camino. Lo and behold, text rendered very nicely again.
Use Font Book to Weed out Duplicate Fonts
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