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|style="text-align:center;"| {{anchor|dagger_anchor}}[†] || There are no distinct cut-number codes for '''4''' or '''6''', since cut numbers are made by reducing multiple ''dahs'' in the standard Morse number codes to only one ''dah'', but keeping all the ''dits'' as-is; digits '''4''' and '''6''' already only have one ''dah''.

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|style="text-align:center;"| {{anchor|double_dagger_anchor}}[‡] || Some operators just send the standard code for '''5''', even when using other cut numbers, since five ''dits'' are still fairly short (same duration as cut '''3''' and cut '''7'''), and one might imagine a single ''dit'' could possibly bebeing misinterpreted as either a mistaken cut '''1''' or cut decimal point.{{citation needed|date=October 2023}}

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