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Heck, Wiktionary even has [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Chloë pages for those]] [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Zoë spellings]] (though it lists Chloë as a \
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Heck, Wiktionary even has [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Chloë pages for those]] [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Zoë spellings]] (though it lists Chloë as a \\\"variant\\\" of the accent-free version, while it treats Zoë as the standard.) With the acute marks, they\\\'re only treated as valid in French (and Norman in Zoé\\\'s case.)
BTW, you can write accented vowels on most wikis by typing an ampersand, the vowel, the accent type (acute, grave, or \\\"uml\\\" for umlaut), and a semicolon, all in a row. For example, without the spaces, \\\"& eacute ;\\\" is \\\"é\\\", \\\"& iuml ;\\\" is \\\"ï\\\".
BTW, you can write accented vowels on most wikis by typing an ampersand, the vowel, the accent type (acute, grave, or \\\"uml\\\" for umlaut), and a semicolon, all in a row. For example, without the spaces, \\\"& eacute ;\\\" is \\\"é\\\", \\\"& iuml ;\\\" is \\\"ï\\\".
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Heck, Wiktionary even has [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Chlo%C3%AB pages for those]] [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Zo%C3%AB spellings]] (though it lists Chloë as a \
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Heck, Wiktionary even has [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Chloë pages for those]] [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Zoë spellings]] (though it lists Chloë as a \\\"variant\\\" of the accent-free version, while it treats Zoë as the standard.) With the accent marks, they\\\'re only treated as valid in French (and Norman in Zoé\\\'s case.)
BTW, you can write accented vowels on most wikis by typing an ampersand, the vowel, the accent type (acute, grave, or \\\"uml\\\" for umlaut), and a semicolon, all in a row. For example, without the spaces, \\\"& eacute ;\\\" is \\\"é\\\", \\\"& iuml ;\\\" is \\\"ï\\\".
BTW, you can write accented vowels on most wikis by typing an ampersand, the vowel, the accent type (acute, grave, or \\\"uml\\\" for umlaut), and a semicolon, all in a row. For example, without the spaces, \\\"& eacute ;\\\" is \\\"é\\\", \\\"& iuml ;\\\" is \\\"ï\\\".
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BTW, you can write accented vowels on most wikis by typing an ampersand, the vowel, the accent type (acute, grave, or \
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Heck, Wiktionary even has [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Chlo%C3%AB pages for those]] [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Zo%C3%AB spellings]] (though it lists Chloë as a \\\"variant\\\" of the accent-free version, while it treats Zoë as the standard.) With the accent marks, they\\\'re only treated as valid in French (and Norman in Zoé\\\'s case.)
BTW, you can write accented vowels on most wikis by typing an ampersand, the vowel, the accent type (acute, grave, or \\\"uml\\\" for umlaut), and a semicolon, all in a row. For example, without the spaces, \\\"& eacute ;\\\" is \\\"é\\\", \\\"& iuml ;\\\" is \\\"ï\\\".
BTW, you can write accented vowels on most wikis by typing an ampersand, the vowel, the accent type (acute, grave, or \\\"uml\\\" for umlaut), and a semicolon, all in a row. For example, without the spaces, \\\"& eacute ;\\\" is \\\"é\\\", \\\"& iuml ;\\\" is \\\"ï\\\".
