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The usual spelling of the plural noun is zeroes (more than one zero).
*The proper noun Zero is a World War II Japanese fighter plane, the plural usually Zeros.
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Two thousand.
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twenty five zero zero zero zero zero
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Plural of zero is zeroes.
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Zero Point Six Zero or just Zero Point Six.
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Null
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cero
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zero
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