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The document discusses the structure of the syllable and the different types of vowel concurrency that can occur between vowels. It explains that the syllable is made up of a nucleus, a peak, and a coda, and that it can be open or closed. It then describes diphthongs, triphthongs, and hiatuses, indicating that diphthongs occur when two vowels are part of the same syllable, triphthongs when there are three vowels, and hiatuses when the vowels are in separate syllables.

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