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Yes, in English, the letter "q" is typically followed by a "u" to form the "qu" combination, as seen in words like "quick" and "queen." However, there are exceptions in words borrowed from other languages, such as "Qatar" and "Qin." In these cases, "q" appears without a "u."

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