How to order a Macbook Pro in the USA with international english keyboard?

Does anybody know how can I order on the US Apple Online Store a new (2011) Macbook Pro with international English keyboard?
I don't see any possibility for that on the online store's webpage. I tried to contact an expert with the online chat support, but the link does not appears for me.
Thanks for your help in advance!

Kappy wrote:
No. The US store does not provide anything but US or Spanish (I think) keyboards. You have to order from the UK store to get an English keyboard.
The current options available online are U.S. English, Western Spanish, French or Japanese keyboards. You might try calling 1-800-MYAPPLE to speak to someone. It's possible you might be able to get something else as a BTO option.

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Thanks for your help in advance!

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