Re: Oxford proposes a leaner alphabet

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> correctly. In Russian, there are a few catches as well, but fewer than
> in Polish, and I believe in Czech is is most straightforward, with the
> exception of long "oo" which can be written as "ú" or "ů".

In most cases You have "ú" at the beginning of the word while "ů" in the middle...

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