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that, to a Dublin or General American speaker, about nears the sound of a boat. The consonants and (as in thick and those), which are typically dental in other Irish English varieties, are traditionally alveolar: and , respectively (thus, thick and those merge to the sound of tick and doze). and are preserved as long monophthongs: and , respectively. Those varieties are all

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