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The Unicode collation algorithm (UCA) provides a standard way to put names, words or strings of text in sequence according to the needs of a particular situation. When used with the default Unicode collation element table (DUCET), this collation method is similar to the European ordering rules for strings in most European languages. In particular, for strings in the Latin alphabet, the ordering is the same as normal sorting order in English and similar languages, since it first looks only at... full article at wikipedia
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