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and 'vpon', respectively. The first recorded use of and as distinct letters is in a Gothic alphabet from 1386, where preceded . Printers eschewed capital in favor of into the 17th century and the distinction between the two letters was not fully accepted by the French Academy until 1762. The rounded variant became the modern-day version of U and its former pointed form became V.

Use in writing systems

English

In English, the letter has four

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