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<!ENTITY cedil	"&#184;"	--=cedilla-->
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<!ENTITY dblac  SDATA "font=symbol charset=fontspecific code=178 
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<!ENTITY die	"&#168;"	--=dieresis-->
<!ENTITY dot    SDATA "font=* charset='iso8859-1' code=183
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<!ENTITY grave	"&#96;" 	--=grave accent-->
<!ENTITY macr	"&#175;"	--=macron-->
<!ENTITY ring	"&#176;"	--=ring-->
<!ENTITY tilde	"&#126;"	--=tilde-->
<!ENTITY uml	"&#168;"	--=umlaut mark-->
 
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