make/data/cldr/common/main/en_US_POSIX.xml

rev 56742 : [mq]: 8231273

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  <ldml>
-         <!-- This is a special purpose locale so that a user can request the C or POSIX
-                  style formatting. This does not include grouping separators in numbers, nor
-                  unusual characters for infinity or NaN. Some people have known this to be the
-                  invariant locale, which is different from the root locale.
-                  This locale should not be modified to create some sort of custom collation to
-                  represent a specific codepage. Many users complained when the C locale was
-                  being used, and multi-level UCA collation was expected.
-         -->
          <identity>
!                 <version number="$Revision: 14770 $"/>
                  <language type="en"/>
                  <territory type="US"/>
                  <variant type="POSIX"/>
          </identity>
          <characters>
!                 <exemplarCharacters type="numbers">[\- , . / % + 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]</exemplarCharacters>
          </characters>
          <numbers>
                  <symbols numberSystem="latn">
                          <perMille>0/00</perMille>
                          <infinity>INF</infinity>
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  -->
  <ldml>
          <identity>
!                 <version number="$Revision$"/>
                  <language type="en"/>
                  <territory type="US"/>
                  <variant type="POSIX"/>
          </identity>
          <characters>
!                 <exemplarCharacters type="numbers">[\- ‑ , . / % + 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]</exemplarCharacters>
          </characters>
          <numbers>
                  <symbols numberSystem="latn">
                          <perMille>0/00</perMille>
                          <infinity>INF</infinity>