The German 'ä' is really an 'a' with an ümlaut, while the Swedish 'ä' is a separate letter closely related to the Danish letter 'æ' (which incidentally is not the same as the 'ae' ligature).

Without him, what kind of life would we have today, sobbed an old man from Tainan.

The displacement of the halogenobenzylic chain ends by OHT could occur: […]

Manufacturing firms are supported by government subsidies in some countries.