Accents, Other Diacritic Marks Could Soon Be Allowed On California Government Documents
Since 1986, when California voted to make English its official language, residents have not been able to include diacritic marks...
Read moreSince 1986, when California voted to make English its official language, residents have not been able to include diacritic marks...
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