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SFXSound Effect(s)
SFXSelf Extracting (data compression)
SFXSpecial Effects
SFXSide Effects (counter-strike gaming clan)
SFXsuffix
SFXSpreadFireFox (IRC)
SFXSaint Francis Xavier
SFXSuper Fx
SFXShop Floor Execution (business software)
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Technical tricks have been used to allow portions of the internet address to use other scripts, but until now, the suffix had to use those 37 characters.
Arabic, Hindi, other scripts get web address nod by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
Registrations from 1963 to 1982 The Suffix system of registration was introduced in 1963 in an attempt to create a national system that would alleviate the recurring problem of number plate sequences running out.
The History of UK Number Plates and Registrations by Robert Steel / Automotive community
quot;ment" is the suffix of the word and "treat" is the original word.
English Spelling Rules Adding Prefixes and Suffixes by Amy Nutt / Reference and Education community
 
 
 
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