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I find it somewhat difficult to argue that `w' is an accented letter.
Consider, however, Q and J:  Q is, to all appearances, an O with a
small stroke through the bottom.  (Admittedly this does not hold for
lowercase Q.)  J is simply an I with a cedilla; this *does* hold for
both upper and lower case, and in fact, the Latin alphabet did without
J for years---recall the reigns of Iulius, Caesar.

In any case, I think it should be clear by now that `accents' exist
on the part of the viewer.  I certainly want J, Q, and W in *my*
computer's alphabet.
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