Tu in Conventions internationales

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      "glosses": [
        "Symbole du bureau d’études et d’ingénierie Tupolev, créateur de nombreux avions soviétiques puis russes, dont le plus célèbre est probablement le Tu-144, surnommé dérisoirement « Concordski »."
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        "Ancien symbole chimique du thulium (aujourd’hui Tm)."
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"Tu" meaning in Conventions internationales

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