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Names may include a locale qualifier. Locale qualifiers contain two '''_''' characters, are a suffix on what would be the unqualified name. Locale qualifiers come in two forms: absolute and relative. Relative locale qualifiers use another name in the current locale to identify the target locale. Absolute locatives place the locale name between the two '''_''' characters, while relative locatives name the locale reference following the pair of '''_''' characters.