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layer uses w-forms and breves), whereas the Part Four mechanical
system encodes plain concatenation (oa oai oi ue). The guide also
states that letters not in Table VIII and all vernacular words
are covered in its Parts ii and iii. Encoding the Sino-Korean
layer would be a separate system id \u2014 an owner decision, recorded
here rather than merged silently into this map. The /r/-/l/
are covered in its Parts ii and iii. That Sino-Korean layer has
since been encoded as its own system,
bsi-kor-Kore-Latn-6505-1982-t8 (Table VIII transcribed at 8-10x;
maps PR #251). The /r/-/l/
guidance in the same section is stated by the source itself to
have no single satisfactory rule and is not mechanically
encodable; the r- initial row (foreign words in the South, North
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