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Can you make a few examples?

• tedunangst 7y ago
  I suppose emdash may count. Spellings like résumé or coöperate if you're fussy about that.
  • turdnagel 7y ago
    Though the New Yorker is an eminent institution, their usage is pretty uncommon. Definitely not “widely used.”
  • ithkuil 7y ago
    is "résumé" an English word? EDIT: I guess then that also "café", "façade" and "señor" can retain their original spelling. The question is: where does it stop? will latin-1 suffice?
    • DagAgren 7y ago
      Latin-1 will definitely not suffice. And Unicode exists, and is near-universally supported and used. Just use it. It's ok. Really.