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This doesn't seem to be font related. I tried with sans-serif, serif, and Arial on macOS and they all exhibit the same up and down shift.
You can make the issue appear using the Dev Tools
(Three dot menu)->More Tools->Rendering set Emulate CSS Media to print
Inspect the h2 element for "Easy to get Started"
In the Styles pane, disable and reenable the font-size property on the h2 class
You should then see the problem.
To temporarily "fix it", scroll down in the Styles pane and find the @media print *, ::after, ::before, blockquote::first-letter, blockquote::first-line, div::first-letter, div::first-line, li::first-letter, li::first-line, p::first-letter, p::first-line selector and disable all of the text and box shadow properties, it looks correct, both on screen and printed.
More specifically it looks like the div::first-letter selector in combination with the text and box shadow properties are the key.
You will see first character of heading is either moved up or moved down.
Notable Sentences:
"Easy to get started."
"Managed dependencies"
This issue observed only in Chrome
I am using "Windows 10 / Chrome Version 57.0.2987.110 (64-bit)"
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