Typography is performed by typesetters, compositors, typographers, graphic artists, art directors, and clerical workers. The final reason involves how editors, copy editors, and typesetters handle manuscripts. In September 1957 Fleming joined Cooper & Beatty Typesetters as typographic director and designer. What they "can" do is mark queries for typesetters, editors, or authors. These formatting commands were derived from those used by typesetters to manually format documents. Some publishers and typesetters avoided letter-spacing because it was costly in materials and labor. They are also journalists, graphic artists, typesetters, sales people, and support staff. The typesetters were Willie O'Brien, Michael Molloy and Christopher Brady. Whitespace characters include spaces of various widths, including all those that professional typesetters employ. The final copy went to the typesetters, RR Donnelley, on December 2. The typesetters returned to set newspapers which were almost entirely devoted to the women's strike. Early typesetters (like the AM Varityper) also incorporated it. Due to demand by Japanese typesetters, CSS adopted "Q" in 2015. George Derksen and Peter Rosenfeld were the typesetters. Feminist typesetters at "New Worlds" rejected the story as sexist.