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KEdas <news.omnitel.net@-trinti-katalogai.net> Wrote in message:
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>     Ir tarptautin?s konvencijos ?ia niekam
>       ner?pi, automobiliai su tais numeriais gali va?in?ti po visas
>       Europos ?alis? Taip, gali!
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>       Man tai ? naujiena. 
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>       Germany includes diacritical marks in the letters of some codes,
>       that is the letters Ö and Ü. Such a thing is rarely done in other
>       European countries, but also appears on regular Bosnian,
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>       Serbian(letters
>       ?, ? and ?), Åland
>         registration plates (letter Å), as well as on Swedish
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>       (letters Æ, Ø and Å) personal registration plates.
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>       2017.04.18 00:18, invertuota panda ra??:
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>     On Mon, 17 Apr 2017 14:16:13 +0300, KEdas
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>       Bet rimtai Vokietijoje yra daug toki?
>         numeri??
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>       nema?ai, o ka? Bet visos raid?s nemai?omos su "normaliom" ir
>       naudojamos tik vietovard?io dalyje. Vokietijoje numeriai ri?ami
>       prie vietov?s, kraustaisi kitur turi keist numerius.
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>       Ka?kaip nelogi?kai skamba. Negi pranc?zai
>         nusileido ir patys vis dar nenaudoja savos diakritikos? Jie irgi
>         nema?ai nuosav? simboli? turi:
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>         Àà, Ââ, Ææ, Çç, Éé, Èè, Êê, Ëë, Îî, Ïï, Ôô, ??, Ùù, Ûû, Üü, ?ÿ.
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>       pranc?z? numeriuose n?ra vietovard?i? trumpini?, tik neprivalomi
>       skaitmeniniai kodai. Skirtingai nuo vokie?i?. Tod?l n?r reikalo
>       naudot tos j? specialios diakritikos.
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