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Line 163: \|- \| {{big\|{{IPA\|ɪ}}}} \| style="text-align: left" \| {{sc2\|K'''I'''T}}, h'''i'''storic, s'''i'''ng,s'''i'''ck,m'''i'''x{{refn\|name=strong-weak\|{{angbr IPA\|ɪ}} and {{angbr IPA\|oʊ}} represent strong vowels in some words and weak vowels in others. It will not always be clear which they are.{{efn\|{{harvp\|Flemming\|Johnson\|2007\|pp=91–2}}.}}{{efn\|{{cite web\|last=Wells\|first=John\|date=25 March 2011\|url=http://phonetic-blog.blogspot.com/2011/03/strong-and-weak.html\|title=strong and weak\|work=John Wells's phonetic blog}}}}}} \| {{big\|{{IPA\|ɪr}}}} \| style="text-align: left" \| m'''irr'''or, S'''ir'''ius

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