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2016-06-02 13:30 GMT-05:00 Kolbjørn Stuestøl <kolbjoern@stuestoel.no>:
Also in Norwegian (nb and nn) there should be a non-breaking space between
the value and the unit:
4 %; 2 kg; 1 m; etc. Also in 21 °C, but 180° (angle).

Ditto for Spanish, which follows the same rules as Norwegian and
Croatian, as mentioned in this thread.

Spanish is consistent with ISO 31-0/ISO 80000-1 standards and uses a
no-break space between a value and its unit symbol, unless it stands
above the baseline (degrees and primes). There is, however, a general
lack of education w.r.t. typographical syntax among Hispanophones, so
you can see it both spaced and unspaced, as in English. But at least
in formal or carefully-edited writing, it will be spaced.

Thanks

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