* Jonathan Rosenne | | This is not always the right thing to do. For example, with personal | names the person involved may decide whether he prefers the old (AA) | spelling or the new �. In any case they are equivalent. This is true, but this is nothing particular to the aa/� distinction. Many given names have a number of possible spellings, such as Astri / Astrid, Cathrine / Katrine / Kathrine, Wenche / Venke / Venche, Espen / Esben, ... In fact, given names which can be written both aa and � are rare. I can only think of �ge offhand, and that is only rarely written Aage in Norway (and the other way round in Denmark). AA/� confusion is much more common in surnames, but there there is no choice involved. --Lars M.
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