There simply isn't a single font that covers all languages and their
orthographic subtleties. Arial Unicode MS and Code 2000 are as close as
you get.
What you often need is some way (over and above the Unicode characters
themselves) to specify the language that a text is in so that software can
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We've recently been doing some beta testing of a Unicode compliant software,
which must for the time being, remain nameless. The problem is that once
you REALLY start to do a broad range of Unicode languages weird things crop
up pretty fast. One we've discovered is the limitations of Arial Unicod
