Removing the msttcorefonts package with

        aptitude purge msttcorefonts

did just about *nothing*.  The only change was that I now see a different
font used to print Arabic script.  (This suggests that the MS font
package may not be very useful, after all.)

Just to be on the safe side, I tried running  fc-cache  and
defoma-app update fontconfig  to make sure all the font databases were
synchronized after the removal, rebooting in between these steps to 
make sure I had a clean setup each time.

It appears that the MS font issue is a false lead.

The problem with spaces suggests that the font mixup involves fonts with
different encodings.  If <SPACE> were replaced with some non-printing
character, you might get the runtogether text.  Just a thought.

                -- A. T. Young


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