English terms with diacritical marks (English Wikipedia)

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  • Norris, Mary (2012-04-26). "The Curse of the Diaeresis". The New Yorker. The special tool we use here at The New Yorker for punching out the two dots that we then center carefully over the second vowel in such words as "naïve" and "Laocoön" will be getting a workout this year, as the Democrats coöperate to reëlect the President.

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  • "Diacritics & Special Characters". University of North Carolina. The following diacritics and special characters display: Diacritics: acute Á ; circumflex  ; grave À ; tilde à; umlaut Ä. Special characters: thorn, lowercase þ ; thorn, uppercase Þ.

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  • Ambrose, Gavin; Harris, Paul (2007). The Fundamentals of Typography. AVA. p. 92. ISBN 9782940373451. OCLC 842600469. Diacritical marks – Diacritical marks are a range of accents and other symbols, which indicate that the sound of a letter is modified during pronunciation. These are rare in English but relatively common in other languages.