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Early Akkadian transcriptions of Arabic names shows that this reduction had not yet occurred as of the early part of the 1st millennium BC . | Wiki1k:wikipedia:803:52:1 | 6 | shows | true | show | [
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Early Akkadian transcriptions of Arabic names shows that this reduction had not yet occurred as of the early part of the 1st millennium BC . | Wiki1k:wikipedia:803:52:1 | 13 | occurred | true | occur | [
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"_",
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/ θ / -LRB- ث -RRB- can be pronounced as -LSB- t -RSB- or even -LSB- s -RSB- . | Wiki1k:wikipedia:803:63:0 | 8 | pronounced | true | pronounce | [
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"_",
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"?"
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[
0,
6
]
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/ θ / -LRB- ث -RRB- can be pronounced as -LSB- t -RSB- or even -LSB- s -RSB- . | Wiki1k:wikipedia:803:63:0 | 8 | pronounced | true | pronounce | [
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18
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10,
14
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