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DID: 4046925<br />

UNCLASSIFIEONFOR OFFlell8tL I:JSE ONLY<br />

Some common types ofdiacritical marks:<br />

• acute accent ( , )<br />

• ring 1 above ( 0) used for angstrom (/;), aka krouzek<br />

• breve (Y )<br />

• caron orhacek (V)<br />

• cedilla ( . )<br />

• circumflex ( A )<br />

• umlaut' or diaeresis ( .. )<br />

• double acute accent ( N)<br />

• grave accent ( , )<br />

• macron (-)<br />

• ogonek ( L)<br />

• spiritus asper<br />

• spiritus lenis<br />

1/ Strictly taken not diacritics but parts of<strong>the</strong> character.<br />

66<br />

Look for Misspellings (Intentional or Accidental)<br />

I am constantly amazed by <strong>the</strong> frequency of misspelled words, uris, file names, etc.,<br />

I encounter on <strong>the</strong> Internet. By far, most appear to be simple mistakes, often made<br />

by non-English speakers trying to cope with our confusing language. These<br />

mistakes tend to propagate as users copy and paste <strong>the</strong>m again and again, which is<br />

what I believe happened here:<br />

66 Fact Index, <br />

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