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Five of the seven Northwestern dioceses (Srāmiṇajāṇai, Tārṣaivai, | Five of the seven Northwestern dioceses (Srāmiṇajāṇai, Tārṣaivai, Yultijaiṭa, Ūnikadīltha, and Samvālšāṇṭrē), as well as some of the overseas protectorates, use a 6-grade system conceptually mutuated from the Auralian one<ref>Note that Auralia itself nowadays uses a system where marks are named using numbers and not letters.</ref>, which is used in many countries of the planet. It is also called "alphabetic" as marks are named using letters instead of numbers; while in the original Western system the six grades were named using the first six letters of the Íscégon alphabet (''C E U T A R''), the Chlouvānem "alphabetic" system uses the first six letters of the Chlouvānem script: | ||
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Many dioceses in the mainland Southern Far East ( | Many dioceses in the mainland Southern Far East (Yamyenai, Kotaijaiṭa, Āturiyāmba, Tianyǣša, Daihāgaiya, Yayadalga, Tendukijaiṭa, Niyobajaiṭa) and all of the Southeastern Islands use a different grading system which only uses four marks, using neither alphabetic nor numeric names for them. This system does not distinguish different failing marks. | ||
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