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In Lithuanian, the accent mark on the last "e" in the word "meilė" is a diacritic called an "acute accent," which slopes upwards to the right. This indicates that the vowel is stressed and pronounced with a higher pitch. The acute accent in this case also signifies that it is a long vowel sound.

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