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Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:

> Emacs normally does warn when the coding system doesn't handle all the
> characters in the file.  Is there a common scenario where that warning
> is bypassed?

I don't know how common, but for example: broken code (Gnus at times,
I'd bet) or customizations (select Latin-1 for your BBDB database) and
C-x RET c.  Basically whenever the coding system is actually specified
rather than selected from the set of somehow-preferred coding systems.