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      <title>Internationalisation and the Web</title>
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      <description>The World Wide Web is intended to be &amp;ldquo;an embodiment of human knowledge&amp;rdquo; [1] but is currently mainly an embodiment of only West European and North American knowledge resources. The reason for this is simple; despite the name, the development of the World Wide Web has until recently been very heavily oriented towards English and other Western European languages[2]. If you want to display a resource with an ideographic character sets from Asian languages for example then you have been forced to either use inlined images or localized, kludged versions of software.</description>
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