#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Frogans Address Composition Rules - FACR 1.0
#  FACR Lookup Table
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  Reference: FLT04_LC_Korean_Employable
#
#  Description: This FACR lookup table contains the list of code points
#  that are employable characters of LC-Korean with, for each code
#  point, the value of its Script property.  This lookup table is used
#  in the |c1_verify_employable_characters| function defined in Appendix
#  C.1 of the FACR specification document.
#
#  File name:     facr10-adopted.spec.flt04-lc-korean-employable.txt
#  File created:  2014-12-04T15:55:37Z
#
#  For additional information on the format of FACR lookup tables, see
#  Appendix A in the FACR specification document.
#
#  For additional information on the use of FACR lookup tables, see
#  Appendix C in the FACR specification document.
#
#  Properties mentioned in this document are those defined in the
#  Unicode Standard.
#
#  This document is accessible at the following permanent URL:
#  https://www.frogans.org/en/resources/facr/access.html.
#
#  This document must be used in compliance with the Frogans Technology
#  User Policy, accessible at the following permanent URL:
#  https://www.frogans.org/en/resources/ftup/access.html.
#
#  Copyright (C) 2014 OP3FT.  All rights reserved.
#
#
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Third-party source materials used to create this lookup table
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  File: core.zip
#
#  - Location:
#    http://unicode.org/Public/cldr/26/core.zip
#
#  - Description:
#    core.zip is a file in release 26 of the Unicode Common Locale Data
#    Repository (CLDR).  It contains Unicode CLDR directories and files.
#    For details on the format and contents of this file, see
#    http://cldr.unicode.org/.
#
#  - Copyright and Permission Notice:
#    Copyright (C) 1991-2014 Unicode, Inc.  All rights reserved.
#    Distributed under the Terms of Use in
#    http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html.
#
#    Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
#    obtaining a copy of the Unicode data files and any associated
#    documentation (the "Data Files") or Unicode software and any
#    associated documentation (the "Software") to deal in the Data Files
#    or Software without restriction, including without limitation the
#    rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, and/or
#    sell copies of the Data Files or Software, and to permit persons to
#    whom the Data Files or Software are furnished to do so, provided
#    that (a) the above copyright notice(s) and this permission notice
#    appear with all copies of the Data Files or Software, (b) both the
#    above copyright notice(s) and this permission notice appear in
#    associated documentation, and (c) there is clear notice in each
#    modified Data File or in the Software as well as in the
#    documentation associated with the Data File(s) or Software that the
#    data or software has been modified.
#
#
#  File: UnicodeData.txt
#
#  - Location:
#    http://www.unicode.org/Public/7.0.0/ucd/UnicodeData.txt
#
#  - Description:
#    UnicodeData.txt is a file in the Unicode Character Database of
#    version 7.0.0 of the Unicode Standard.  It lists all Unicode
#    characters and their properties.  For details on the format and
#    contents of this file, see revision 14 of the Unicode Standard
#    Annex #44 at
#    http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr44/tr44-14.html.
#
#  - Copyright and Permission Notice:
#    Copyright (C) 1991-2014 Unicode, Inc.  All rights reserved.
#    Distributed under the Terms of Use in
#    http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html.
#
#    See the Copyright and Permission Notice for the core.zip file
#    above.
#
#
#  File: SpecialCasing.txt
#
#  - Location:
#    http://www.unicode.org/Public/7.0.0/ucd/SpecialCasing.txt
#
#  - Description:
#    SpecialCasing.txt is a file in the Unicode Character Database of
#    version 7.0.0 of the Unicode Standard.  It is a supplement to the
#    UnicodeData.txt file and provides additional information about the
#    casing of Unicode characters.  For details on the format and
#    contents of this file, see revision 14 of the Unicode Standard
#    Annex #44 at http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr44/tr44-14.html.
#
#  - Copyright and Permission Notice:
#    Copyright (C) 1991-2014 Unicode, Inc.  All rights reserved.
#    Distributed under the Terms of Use in
#    http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html.
#
#    See the Copyright and Permission Notice for the core.zip file
#    above.
#
#
#  File: Scripts.txt
#
#  - Location:
#    http://www.unicode.org/Public/7.0.0/ucd/Scripts.txt
#
#  - Description:
#    Scripts.txt is a file in the Unicode Character Database of version
#    7.0.0 of the Unicode Standard.  It lists code points and their
#    associated scripts.  For details on the format and contents of this
#    file, see revision 14 of the Unicode Standard Annex #44 at
#    http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr44/tr44-14.html.
#
#  - Copyright and Permission Notice:
#    Copyright (C) 1991-2014 Unicode, Inc.  All rights reserved.
#    Distributed under the Terms of Use in
#    http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html.
#
#    See the Copyright and Permission Notice for the core.zip file
#    above.
#
#
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#  IFAP lookup tables used to create this lookup table
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  ILT08_Eligible_Characters
#
#  This IFAP lookup table is part of version 1.1 of the International
#  Frogans Address Pattern (IFAP) specification published by the OP3FT.
#
#  The IFAP specification, including its lookup tables, is accessible at
#  the following permanent URL:
#  https://www.frogans.org/en/resources/ifap/access.html
#
#
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Other FACR lookup tables used to create this lookup table
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  None
#
#
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Description of the fields in this lookup table
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  Field count: 2
#
#
#  Field 1: CODE_POINT
#
#  - Description:
#    A code point or a range of code points
#
#  Field 2: SCRIPT
#
#  - Description:
#    A text value representing the Script property of the code point or
#    the range of code points
#
#
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Method used to compute the field values in this lookup table
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  The data lines following these comments are created by the six-step
#  process described below.
#
#  During the execution of this process, four temporary tables TT1, TT2,
#  TT3, and TT4 are created and used for storage of values.  These
#  temporary tables are discarded at the end of the process.
#
#
#  Step 1
#
#  The purpose of this step is to produce a list of Unicode language
#  identifiers.  The text values resulting from this step are stored in
#  TT1.
#
#  The process which follows uses the XML data file supplementalData.xml
#  located in the common/supplemental/ directory of core.zip.
#
#  After parsing this XML data file, each <language> element contained
#  in the <languageData> element is analyzed.  If a <language> element
#  is skipped in the process below, then the process continues with the
#  next <language> element.
#
#  If the value of the "scripts" attribute does not contain 'Kore', then
#  the <language> element is skipped.  The value of the "scripts"
#  attribute contains one or more script subtags, separated by spaces.
#
#  Otherwise, if the value of the "alt" attribute is equal to
#  'secondary', then the <language> element is skipped.  According to
#  the specification of this XML data file, the "alt" attribute is not
#  required and it is only included, with a value equal to 'secondary',
#  if the language identifier does not correspond with a modern
#  language, or the script is not a modern script, or the language is
#  not a major language of the territory.
#
#  Otherwise, if the value of the "scripts" attribute contains 'Kore'
#  only:
#
#  - If the "territories" attribute is included, then for each region
#    subtag within the value of the "territories" attribute, a line is
#    added to TT1 containing a concatenation of the value of the "type"
#    attribute and '_' and the region subtag.
#
#  - Otherwise, if the "territories" attribute is not included, then a
#    line is added to TT1 containing the value of the "type" attribute.
#
#  Otherwise, if the value of the "scripts" attribute contains 'Kore'
#  amongst other script subtags:
#
#  - If the "territories" attribute is included, then for each region
#    subtag within the value of the "territories" attribute, a line is
#    added to TT1 containing a concatenation of the value of the "type"
#    attribute and '_Kore_' and the region subtag.
#
#  - Otherwise, if the "territories" attribute is not included, then a
#    line is added to TT1 containing a concatenation of the value of the
#    "type" attribute and '_Kore'.
#
#
#  Step 2
#
#  The purpose of this step is to produce a list of exemplar characters.
#  The code points resulting from this step are stored in TT2.
#
#  For each language identifier in TT1, the fully-resolved XML data file
#  associated with that language identifier is produced from the XML
#  data files within the common/main/ directory of core.zip and the
#  process described in revision 35 of the Unicode Technical Standard
#  #35, Unicode Locale Data Markup Language (LDML), Part 1, Core, 4.2.2
#  Resolved Data File.
#  See http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-35/tr35.html.
#
#  The exemplar characters are retrieved from the <exemplarCharacters>
#  elements contained in the <characters> element of the fully-resolved
#  XML data file if either of the following conditions is met: the
#  "type" attribute of the <exemplarCharacters> element is not included,
#  or the value of the "type" attribute is equal to 'punctuation', or
#  the value of the "type" attribute is equal to 'auxiliary'.  Note that
#  exemplar characters are not retrieved from <exemplarCharacters>
#  elements for which the value of the "type" attribute is equal to
#  'index'.
#
#  The text content of the <exemplarCharacters> element is converted to
#  a list of code points using a process based upon the syntax of
#  exemplar characters described in revision 35 of the Unicode Technical
#  Standard #35, Unicode Locale Data Markup Language (LDML), Part 2,
#  General, 3.1 Exemplar Syntax.
#
#  For each code point in this list that has not already been added to
#  TT2, a line is added to TT2 containing the code point.
#
#  The text content of the <defaultNumberingSystem> element contained in
#  the <numbers> element of the fully-resolved XML data file is looked
#  up in the XML data file numberingSystems.xml located in the
#  common/supplemental/ directory of core.zip.  This lookup is performed
#  on the value of the "id" attribute of the <numberingSystem> element
#  contained in the <numberingSystems> element.  If the value of the
#  "type" attribute of the matching <numberingSystem> element is equal
#  to 'numeric', then the value of the "digits" attribute of that
#  element is retrieved and converted to ten individual code points.
#
#  For each of these ten code points that has not already been added to
#  TT2, a line is added to TT2 containing the code point.
#
#  Then the process continues with the next language identifier in TT1.
#
#
#  Step 3
#
#  The purpose of this step is to include code points corresponding to
#  uppercase and titlecase characters.  The code points resulting from
#  this step are stored in TT3.
#
#  Each line of TT2, corresponding to a code point, is read.
#
#  First, a line is added to TT3 containing the code point.
#
#  Second, the code point is looked up in UnicodeData.txt and the
#  thirteenth and the fifteenth fields in the semi-colon separated list
#  in matching lines of UnicodeData.txt are analyzed.  These fields
#  correspond to the Simple_Uppercase_Mapping and the
#  Simple_Titlecase_Mapping properties respectively.  If these fields
#  are not empty, then the value of each field is a code point.
#
#  If the thirteenth field is not empty, and its value has not already
#  been added to TT3, a line is added to TT3 containing its value.
#
#  If the fifteenth field is not empty, and its value has not already
#  been added to TT3, a line is added to TT3 containing its value.
#
#  Finally, the code point is looked up in the lines of
#  SpecialCasing.txt and the third and the fourth fields in the
#  semi-colon separated list in matching lines of SpecialCasing.txt are
#  analyzed.  These fields correspond to the Titlecase_Mapping and the
#  Uppercase_Mapping properties respectively.  If these fields are not
#  empty, then the value of each field is one or more code points.
#
#  If the third field is not empty, then it is analyzed.  For each
#  code point in the field, a line is added to TT3 containing the code
#  point, if the code point has not already been added to TT3.
#
#  If the fourth field is not empty, then its value is analyzed.  For
#  each code point contained in the value of the field, a line is added
#  to TT3 containing the code point, if the code point has not already
#  been added to TT3.
#
#
#  Step 4
#
#  The purpose of this step is to exclude code points in accordance with
#  section 10.4.2 of version 1.0 of the FACR specification and to
#  include 52 code points corresponding to the lowercase characters 'a'
#  to 'z' and the uppercase characters 'A' to 'Z'.  The code points
#  resulting from this step are stored in TT3.
#
#  The U+002A ASTERISK character is removed from TT3.
#
#  The U+00B7 MIDDLE DOT character and the U+30FB KATAKANA MIDDLE DOT
#  are removed from TT3.
#
#  For each code point in the range U+0041 to U+005A, and each code
#  point in the range U+0061 to U+007A, a line is added to TT3
#  containing its value.
#
#
#  Step 5
#
#  The purpose of this step is to exclude code points that are not
#  eligible characters according to version 1.1 of the IFAP
#  specification.  The code points resulting from this step are stored
#  in TT4.
#
#  Each line of TT3, corresponding to one or more code points, is read.
#  If a code point is skipped in the process below, then the process
#  continues with the next code point in the line or in the next line.
#
#  The code point is looked up in ILT08_Eligible_Characters.
#
#  If the code point is not found, then the code point is skipped.
#
#  Otherwise, in the data line of ILT08_Eligible_Characters that
#  contains the code point, if the second field (IS_ELIGIBLE) equals 0,
#  then the code point is skipped.
#
#  Otherwise, the code point is looked up in Scripts.txt to retrieve the
#  value of the Script property, which is the second field in the
#  semi-colon separated list in each line of Scripts.txt.
#
#  A line consisting of two fields is added to TT4:
#
#  - The value of the first field contains the code point.
#
#  - The value of the second field contains the value of the Script
#    property for the code point.
#
#
#  Step 6
#
#  The purpose of this step is to generate the data lines in
#  FLT04_LC_Korean_Employable.
#
#  The lines in TT4 are sorted by the value of the first field.  Then
#  any lines in TT4 with consecutive values in the first field and
#  identical values in the second field are merged into a single line in
#  TT4 having the following values:
#
#  - The first field contains the code point range.
#
#  - The second field contains the value of the Script property for the
#    code point range.
#
#  When the above process is complete, for each line of TT4, a data line
#  is added to FLT04_LC_Korean_Employable with the value of the two
#  fields CODE_POINT and SCRIPT:
#
#  - The first value contains the code point or code point range.
#
#  - The second value contains the value of the Script property for the
#    code point or code point range.  The value of this field can be
#    'Common' and 'Latin'.
#
#
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Generated data lines
#  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
#
CODE_POINT,SCRIPT
002D,Common
0030..0039,Common
0041..005A,Latin
0061..007A,Latin
4E18,Han
4E32,Han
4E43,Han
4E45,Han
4E56,Han
4E5D..4E5E,Han
4E6B,Han
4E7E,Han
4E82,Han
4E98,Han
4EA4,Han
4EAC,Han
4EC7,Han
4ECA..4ECB,Han
4EF6..4EF7,Han
4F01,Han
4F0B,Han
4F0E,Han
4F3D,Han
4F73,Han
4F76,Han
4F83,Han
4F86,Han
4F8A,Han
4F9B,Han
4FC2,Han
4FD3,Han
4FF1,Han
500B,Han
501E,Han
5026,Han
5028,Han
5047..5048,Han
5065,Han
5080,Han
5091,Han
50BE,Han
50C5,Han
50D1,Han
50F9,Han
5106,Han
5109,Han
513A,Han
5149,Han
514B,Han
5162,Han
5167,Han
516C,Han
5171,Han
5176..5177,Han
517C,Han
5180,Han
51A0,Han
51F1,Han
520A,Han
522E,Han
5238,Han
523B,Han
524B,Han
525B,Han
5287,Han
528D,Han
5292,Han
529F..52A0,Han
52A4,Han
52AB,Han
52C1,Han
52CD,Han
52D8,Han
52E4,Han
52F8,Han
52FB,Han
52FE,Han
5321,Han
5323,Han
5340,Han
5357,Han
5366,Han
5374..5375,Han
5377,Han
537F,Han
53A5,Han
53BB,Han
53CA,Han
53E3,Han
53E5,Han
53E9,Han
53EB,Han
53EF,Han
5404,Han
5409,Han
541B,Han
544A,Han
5471,Han
5475,Han
548E,Han
54AC,Han
54E5,Han
54ED,Han
5553,Han
5580,Han
5587,Han
559D,Han
55AB..55AC,Han
55DC,Han
5609,Han
5614,Han
5668,Han
56CA,Han
56F0,Han
56FA,Han
5708,Han
570B,Han
572D,Han
573B,Han
5747,Han
574E,Han
5751,Han
5764,Han
5770,Han
5775,Han
57A2,Han
57FA,Han
57FC,Han
5800,Han
5805,Han
5808,Han
582A,Han
583A,Han
584A,Han
584F,Han
5883,Han
58BE,Han
58D9,Han
58DE,Han
5914,Han
5947..5948,Han
594E,Han
5951,Han
5978,Han
5993,Han
5997,Han
59D1,Han
59DC,Han
59E6,Han
5A18,Han
5A1C,Han
5AC1,Han
5B0C,Han
5B54,Han
5B63..5B64,Han
5B8F,Han
5B98,Han
5BA2,Han
5BAE,Han
5BB6,Han
5BC4,Han
5BC7,Han
5BE1,Han
5BEC,Han
5C3B,Han
5C40,Han
5C45..5C46,Han
5C48,Han
5C90,Han
5CA1,Han
5CAC,Han
5D0E,Han
5D11,Han
5D17,Han
5D4C,Han
5D50,Han
5D87,Han
5DA0,Han
5DE5,Han
5DE7..5DE8,Han
5DF1,Han
5DFE,Han
5E72,Han
5E79,Han
5E7E,Han
5E9A,Han
5EAB,Han
5EB7,Han
5ECA,Han
5ED0,Han
5ED3,Han
5EE3,Han
5EFA,Han
5F13,Han
5F3A,Han
5F4A,Han
5F91,Han
5FCC,Han
6025,Han
602A,Han
602F,Han
6050,Han
605D,Han
606A,Han
606D,Han
60B8,Han
6106,Han
611F,Han
6127,Han
6137,Han
613E,Han
614A,Han
6163..6164,Han
6168,Han
6176..6177,Han
61A9,Han
61AC,Han
61BE,Han
61C3,Han
61C7,Han
61E6,Han
61F6,Han
61FC,Han
6208,Han
6212,Han
621F,Han
6221,Han
6271,Han
6280,Han
6289,Han
62C9,Han
62CF..62D0,Han
62D2,Han
62D8,Han
62EC,Han
62EE,Han
62F1,Han
62F3,Han
62F7,Han
62FF,Han
634F,Han
636E,Han
6372,Han
637A,Han
6398,Han
639B,Han
63A7,Han
63C0,Han
63C6,Han
63ED,Han
64CA,Han
64CE,Han
64D2,Han
64DA,Han
64E7,Han
652A,Han
6537,Han
6539,Han
653B,Han
6545,Han
654E,Han
6551,Han
6562,Han
656C,Han
6572,Han
659B,Han
65A4,Han
65D7,Han
65E3,Han
6606,Han
6611,Han
666F,Han
6677,Han
6687,Han
6696,Han
66A0,Han
66BB,Han
66E0,Han
66F2,Han
66F4,Han
66F7,Han
6717,Han
671E..671F,Han
673A,Han
6746,Han
675E,Han
6770,Han
678F,Han
679C,Han
67AF,Han
67B6,Han
67B8,Han
67D1,Han
67E9,Han
67EC,Han
67EF,Han
6821,Han
6839,Han
683C,Han
6840,Han
6842,Han
6854,Han
687F,Han
688F,Han
6897,Han
68B0..68B1,Han
68C4,Han
68CB,Han
68CD,Han
68D8,Han
68E8,Han
68FA,Han
6957,Han
6960,Han
6975,Han
69C1,Han
69CB,Han
69D0,Han
69E8,Han
69EA,Han
69FB,Han
69FF,Han
6A02,Han
6A44,Han
6A4B,Han
6A58,Han
6A5F,Han
6A84,Han
6A8E,Han
6AA2,Han
6AC3,Han
6B04,Han
6B0A,Han
6B3A,Han
6B3E,Han
6B4C,Han
6B50,Han
6B78,Han
6BBC,Han
6BC6,Han
6BEC,Han
6C23,Han
6C42,Han
6C5F,Han
6C68,Han
6C72,Han
6C7A,Han
6C7D,Han
6C82,Han
6CBD,Han
6D1B,Han
6D38,Han
6D6A,Han
6D87,Han
6DC3,Han
6DC7,Han
6E1B,Han
6E20,Han
6E34,Han
6E73,Han
6E9D,Han
6EAA,Han
6ED1,Han
6EFE,Han
6F11,Han
6F54,Han
6F70,Han
6F97,Han
6FC0,Han
6FEB,Han
704C,Han
7078,Han
7085,Han
709A,Han
70AC,Han
70D9,Han
70F1,Han
7156,Han
721B,Han
727D,Han
72AC,Han
72C2,Han
72D7,Han
72E1,Han
72FC,Han
7357,Han
7396,Han
7398,Han
73C2,Han
73CF,Han
73D6,Han
73D9,Han
73DE,Han
73EA,Han
7403,Han
7426,Han
7428,Han
742A,Han
742F,Han
7434,Han
747E,Han
7482,Han
749F,Han
74A3,Han
74A5,Han
74CA,Han
74D8,Han
74DC,Han
7504,Han
7518,Han
7532,Han
7537,Han
7547,Han
754C,Han
7578,Han
757A,Han
757F,Han
7586,Han
75A5,Han
75B3,Han
75C2,Han
75D9,Han
75FC,Han
764E,Han
7669,Han
7678,Han
7686,Han
768E,Han
7690,Han
76D6,Han
76E3,Han
770B,Han
7737,Han
777E,Han
77B0,Han
77BC,Han
77BF,Han
77DC,Han
77E9,Han
77EF,Han
7845,Han
786C,Han
7881,Han
78A3,Han
78CE,Han
78EC,Han
78EF,Han
78F5,Han
7941,Han
7947..7948,Han
795B,Han
797A,Han
7981,Han
79BD,Han
79D1,Han
7A08,Han
7A3C..7A3D,Han
7A3F..7A40,Han
7A76,Han
7A79..7A7A,Han
7A98,Han
7A9F,Han
7AAE,Han
7ABA,Han
7AC5,Han
7ADF,Han
7AED,Han
7AF6,Han
7AFF,Han
7B4B,Han
7B50,Han
7B60,Han
7B87,Han
7B95,Han
7B9D,Han
7BA1,Han
7C21,Han
7CB3,Han
7CE0,Han
7CFB,Han
7CFE,Han
7D00,Han
7D0D,Han
7D18,Han
7D1A,Han
7D3A,Han
7D45,Han
7D50,Han
7D5E,Han
7D66,Han
7D73,Han
7D79,Han
7D7F,Han
7D93,Han
7DB1,Han
7DBA,Han
7DCA,Han
7E6B,Han
7E6D,Han
7E7C,Han
7F3A,Han
7F50,Han
7F6B,Han
7F85,Han
7F88,Han
7F8C,Han
7F94,Han
7FA4,Han
7FB9,Han
7FF9,Han
8003,Han
8006,Han
8009,Han
8015,Han
802D,Han
803F,Han
808C,Han
809D,Han
80A1,Han
80A9,Han
80AF,Han
80B1,Han
80DB,Han
80F1,Han
811A..811B,Han
8154,Han
8171,Han
8188,Han
818F,Han
81A0,Han
81D8,Han
81FC,Han
8205,Han
820A,Han
8221,Han
826E,Han
8271,Han
828E,Han
82A5,Han
82A9,Han
82B9,Han
82DB,Han
82DF,Han
82E6,Han
82FD,Han
8304,Han
8396,Han
83C5,Han
83CA,Han
83CC,Han
83D3,Han
83EB,Han
83F0,Han
843D,Han
845B,Han
8475,Han
84CB,Han
854E,Han
8568,Han
8591,Han
85C1,Han
85CD,Han
85FF,Han
862D,Han
863F,Han
8654,Han
86A3,Han
86DF,Han
874E,Han
87BA,Han
881F,Han
8831,Han
8857,Han
8862,Han
8872,Han
887E..887F,Han
8888,Han
889E,Han
88B4,Han
88D9,Han
88F8,Han
8910,Han
8941,Han
895F,Han
8964,Han
898B,Han
898F,Han
89A1,Han
89B2,Han
89BA,Han
89C0,Han
89D2,Han
8A08,Han
8A18,Han
8A23,Han
8A36,Han
8A6D,Han
8A87,Han
8AA1,Han
8AA5,Han
8AB2,Han
8AEB,Han
8AFE,Han
8B19,Han
8B1B,Han
8B33,Han
8B39,Han
8B4F,Han
8B66,Han
8B74,Han
8C37,Han
8C3F,Han
8C48,Han
8CA2,Han
8CAB,Han
8CB4,Han
8CC8,Han
8CFC,Han
8D73,Han
8D77,Han
8DCF,Han
8DDD,Han
8DE8,Han
8E1E,Han
8E47,Han
8E76,Han
8EAC,Han
8EC0,Han
8ECA,Han
8ECC..8ECD,Han
8EFB,Han
8F03,Han
8F15,Han
8F4E,Han
8F5F,Han
8F9C,Han
8FD1,Han
8FE6,Han
8FF2,Han
9002,Han
9011,Han
9015,Han
9035,Han
904E,Han
9063,Han
907D,Han
908F,Han
90A3,Han
90AF,Han
90B1,Han
90CA,Han
90CE,Han
90E1,Han
90ED,Han
916A,Han
91B5,Han
91D1,Han
9210,Han
921E,Han
9240,Han
9245,Han
9257,Han
9264,Han
92B6,Han
92F8,Han
92FC,Han
9321,Han
9324,Han
9326,Han
932E,Han
934B,Han
9375,Han
938C,Han
93A7,Han
93E1,Han
9451..9452,Han
945B,Han
958B,Han
9593,Han
9598,Han
95A3,Han
95A8,Han
95D5,Han
95DC,Han
964D,Han
968E,Han
9694,Han
9699,Han
96C7,Han
96E3,Han
978F,Han
97A0,Han
97A8,Han
97AB,Han
9803,Han
9838,Han
9846,Han
9867,Han
98E2,Han
9903,Han
9928,Han
9949,Han
994B,Han
9951,Han
99D2,Han
99D5,Han
99F1,Han
9A0E..9A0F,Han
9A2B,Han
9A45,Han
9A55,Han
9A5A,Han
9A65,Han
9AA8,Han
9AD8,Han
9B3C,Han
9B41,Han
9BAB,Han
9BE4,Han
9BE8,Han
9C47,Han
9CE9,Han
9D51,Han
9D60,Han
9DC4,Han
9DD7,Han
9E1E,Han
9E92,Han
9EB4,Han
9ED4,Han
9F13,Han
9F95,Han
9F9C,Han
AC00..D7A3,Hangul