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Rob Griffin scripsit:
> - the Unicode standard doesn't define a glyph for them
The glyphs in the Unicode book are informative, not normative; you can substitute
any other glyph that doesn't destroy the meaning ("b" would be a losing
glyph for LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A, for example).
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