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WHy does this article use the incorrect spelling "De Bruijn" instead of "De Bruyn"? The Wikipedia article in Dutch, the street in Brussels named after her/him, and newspapers and other documents of the time all use the "De Bruyn" spelling, which is common in Belgium. "De Bruijn" is how this name would be spelled in Holland. 62.205.97.10 ( talk) 02:13, 2 January 2020 (UTC)
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