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From: dean@hyper.UUCP (Dean Gahlon)
Newsgroups: sci.lang,comp.std.internat
Subject: Re: Character representation
Message-ID: <413@hyper.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 20-Aug-87 13:12:24 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 20 13:12:24 1987
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in article <15381@mordor.s1.gov], pom@under..ARPA (Peter O. Mikes) says:
] 
]  The problem you  (somebody) mentioned is hereby addressed.
]  To disprove my conjecture, name one language with Latin-based alphabet 
]  and one letter in that alphabet, which admits more then one modifier.
] [random stuff deleted] 
]  
]  ( I am not quite sure if all mono-anglo-phones realise that english is
]  actually using pairs for sounds ( english sh  is perverse Hungarian's sz
]  is actualy one sound (soft s or s^). 

	You mentioned it yourself - Hungarian. (O, for instance, has 
both long and short umlauts).