These letters and the foreign letters " ?", " ?" and " ?", which are used in a few Norwegian words, can be played with a blank.
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The fight for language purity has taken a costly turn in southern Russia, where authorities imposed a tax on foreign letters used in advertisements and company names, a news agency said Thursday.
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Later, he founded his own publication, the " Weekly Foreign Letter ", and he wrote for " Today's Challenge ", published by the pro-German American Fellowship Forum of George Sylvester Viereck and Friedrich Auhagen.
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The use of foreign letters in company names will cost owners 500 minimum monthly salaries, or 27.5 million rubles ( dlrs 6, 230 ) according to a recent decision of the Belgorod regional administration, ITAR-Tass said.
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The use of foreign letters in company names will cost owners 500 minimum monthly salaries, or 27 . 5 million rubles ( dlrs 6, 230 ) according to a recent decision of the Belgorod regional administration, ITAR-Tass said.
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Although the foreign letter-carriers had been abolished by 1835, with their duties carried out by the other two services, the ( by then renamed ) General Post and London District letter-carriers remained separate until 1855, with separate chief inspectors.
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There is a defined list of allowed names; misspelt and archaic forms ( e . g ., Luiz is the archaic form of Lu�s; Felipe is a misspelling of Filipe ), and names containing foreign letters-k, y, w-are usually not allowed.
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As a result, there is a bigger variety of characters that can be used in emoticons, many of which cannot be reproduced in ASCII . Most kaomoji contain Cyrillic and other foreign letters to create even more complicated expressions analogous to ASCII art's level of complexity.
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The Japanese posts issued three definitive postage stamps showing the phoenix hall, each prepaying the then postal rate for a surface mail foreign letter : 24 . oo yen 1950, 24 yen 1957 and 30 yen 1959 . Stamps were produced by the costly engraving method, showing the appreciation of the hall.
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We've finally reached consensus on the vast majority of " History of Foo ", " Battles of Foo " and related categories; I think my next target will be WWII battles which are currently organized by campaign, and not under the " Battles by country " category tree . ( 2 ) The use of diacritics and foreign letters in article titles.
