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Both of them are transcribed as /eɪ/.

Sn ae pi. The online event starts at 19:00, Thursday 23 July, and will be moderated by our BAME Convener, Cllr Graham Campbell. The vowels of manning and Manning, distinguished in some parts of the United States (see /æ/ raising). In the second of our series of online events, we will focus on the effectiveness of equality mechanisms.

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Both of them are transcribed as /æ/. All times are ET. » ± Å { ¤ Í A í ã Ì X g g Ì p Æ } l W g Ì Ï J Ì ® Æ Þ ^ » A Ö A @ § x Ì Ï J Ì ® Æ ¢ Á ½ n ñ A v ` Æ A à O s s Ì X g g p Ì æ ì I á â Ð ï À ± Ì ² ¸ ª Í ð Ê ¶ Ä À Ô Æ.

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