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ASPIRATE

Aspirate is a name given to any sound like our h, to the letter h itself, or to any mark of aspiration, as the Greek spiritus asper, or rough breathing ('). Such characters or sounds as the Sanskrit kh, gh, bh, and the Greek ch, th, ph, are called aspirates.
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COUNTRY CODES

The ISO (International Standards Organisation) assigns a two character code to each country name. These codes are used by Internet 'whois' databases (these two character abbreviations are the whois country codes) and also other applications.


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H

H is the eighth letter of the English alphabet, often called the aspirate, as being a mere aspiration or breathing, though not the only aspirated letter in English. The sound that distinctively belongs to it is that which it has at the beginning of a syllable before a vowel, as in hard, heavy. It is very commonly joined to other consonants to represent sounds for which there are no special letters in the alphabet, as in the digraphs ch, sh, th (child, ship, thin, this), or in other consonantal combinations of various origins and values, as in the words enough (gh=-f), plough (gh silent), philosophy (ph=-f), rhetoric (h silent), etc. Ch is common in words taken from the Greek, but in this case it generally has the k sound, as in chemistry, chyle, logomachy, etc.

HOWARD NIGHTINGALE

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The Howard Nightingale (US Navy designations GH-1, GH-2, GH-3 and NH-1) was an American four-seater light aircraft of the Second World War. The
Howard Nightingale was a high-wing braced monoplane powered by a Pratt And Whitney R-975-AN-12 Wasp-Junior radial air-cooled engine providing a top speed of 282 kmh and a range of 1410 km depending upon loading. The Howard Nightingale was used by the US Navy as a four-seater personnel transporter (GH-1), and ambulance (GH-2 and GH-3) and as an instrument trainer (NH-1). The USAAF acquired some Howard Nightingale aircraft from private sources for use as utility and light personnel transports and gave them the designation UC-70.
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MINSK-GH VIRUS

The Minsk-GH Virus is a computer virus which uses stealth techniques to avoid detection and which infects .COM, .EXE and overlay files including COMMAND.COM. The virus is loaded into memory by executing an infected program. The virus corrupts program or overlay files and data files.
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GH

GH is an abbreviation for Ghana
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