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Date: 2008-06-14 08:42:12
Character encoding
Assistive technology
Blindness
Alphabets
Hebrew alphabet
Braille
Yud
Yiddish orthography

Listings of letters, punctuation and braille auxiliary signs Letters à a S a2

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