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docs (en.md): document the Scottish NURSE vowel in the main rhotic vowel lexical set table.
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These are vowels that are followed by an `r` that is not part of the next syllable
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when considering the root form of the word containing that vowel.
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| Lexical Set | en | RP | GenAm |
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|-------------|-------|-------|-------|
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| NURSE | `3:` | ɜː | ɝ |
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| START | `A@` | ɑː | ɑɹ |
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| NORTH | `O@` | ɔː | ɔɹ |
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| FORCE | `o@` | ɔː | oɹ |
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| CURE | `U@` | ʊə̯ | ʊɹ |
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| NEAR | `i@3` | ɪə̯ | ɪɹ |
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| SQUARE | `e@` | eə̯ | ɛɹ |
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| Lexical Set | en | en-GB-scotland | RP | GenAm | ScE |
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|-------------|-------|----------------|-------|-------|-------|
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| NURSE | `3:` | `VR` | ɜː | ɝ | ʌɾ |
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| START | `A@` | `A@` | ɑː | ɑɹ | ɐ̟ɾ |
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| NORTH | `O@` | `O@` | ɔː | ɔɹ | ɔɾ |
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| FORCE | `o@` | `o@` | ɔː | oɹ | oɾ |
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| CURE | `U@` | `U@` | ʊə̯ | ʊɹ | ʉɾ |
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| NEAR | `i@3` | `i@3` | ɪə̯ | ɪɹ | iɾ |
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| SQUARE | `e@` | `e@` | eə̯ | ɛɹ | eɾ |
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__NOTE:__ `/i@3/` is used for the NEAR lexical set to differentiate it from
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`/i@/` used in words like `million`.
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Additionally, espeak-ng has the following phonemes for different accents:
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| Lexical Set | en | en-GB-scotland | RP | ScE |
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|-------------|-------|----------------|-------|-------|
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| NURSE | `3:` | `VR` | ɜː | ʌɾ |
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| TERM | `3:` | `3:` | ɜː | ɛɾ |
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| BIRD | `3:` | `IR` | ɜː | ɪɾ |
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| Lexical Set | en | en-GB-scotland | RP | GenAm | ScE |
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|-------------|-------|----------------|-------|-------|-------|
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| TERM | `3:` | `3:` | ɜː | ɝ | ɛɾ |
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| BIRD | `3:` | `IR` | ɜː | ɝ | ɪɾ |
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### Reduced Vowels
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