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  2. Paleo-Hebrew alphabet - Wikipedia

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    The Paleo-Hebrew script evolved by developing numerous cursive features, the lapidary features of the Phoenician alphabet being ever less pronounced with the passage of time. The aversion of the lapidary script may indicate that the custom of erecting stelae by the kings and offering votive inscriptions to the deity was not widespread in Israel.

  3. Ottoman Turkish alphabet - Wikipedia

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    Ottoman Turkish script was replaced by the Latin-based new Turkish alphabet.Its use became compulsory in all public communications in 1929. [6] [7] The change was formalized by the Law on the Adoption and Implementation of the Turkish Alphabet, [8] passed on November 1, 1928, and effective on January 1, 1929.

  4. A Kind of a Stopwatch - Wikipedia

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    In return, Potts gives McNulty his stopwatch. Thinking it an odd gift, McNulty quickly discovers that it pauses time for everyone and everything except for the watch holder. McNulty tries to show Cooper the stopwatch's power in the hopes of improving their company, but Cooper does not understand McNulty and dismisses him.

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  8. Dobrujan Tatar alphabet - Wikipedia

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    Arabic script for Turkic languages was used since the 10th century by Kara Khanids. Dobrujan Tatar did use a variant of Chagatai alphabet. It was the same version as Ottoman Turkish alphabet. The writer Taner Murat, along with some others, revived the Arabic script, he did use it in some translations and did also make transliterations to Arabic ...

  9. Wikipedia:Scripts - Wikipedia

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    A script so those sufficiently able can regularly update the streamlined version i.e. Special:Deadendpages would be useful for easier determining of such pages and quick removal of stale data. It'd also, arguably allow Jo(e)-enduser to have a regularly updated source of such pages without reliance/waiting on someone else to run a linkdump for ...