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Re: Unicode, character ambiguities



Followup to:  <200201100915.g0A9F0j23627@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
By author:    Tomohiro KUBOTA <tkubota@xxxxxxxxxxx>
In newsgroup: linux.utf8
> 
> I think there are a few more examples.  It is difficult to
> show "all" examples, like it is difficult for a native English
> speaker to show "all" verbs (s)he knows.  It is also difficult
> even for me to list "all" irregular English verbs (like
> go-went-gone and come-came-come).  However, I feel the number
> of examples would be very small.
> 

If so, that would imply the number of code points would also be very
small, and that it wouldn't be a major loss to assign code points to
them.  Would you agree?

	-hpa
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