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U+2603☃Snowman
U+2764❤Heavy Black Heart
U+00E9éLatin E Acute
U+2014—Em Dash
U+2022•Bullet
U+2318⌘Place of Interest
U+221E∞Infinity
U+00A9©Copyright Sign
U+2122™Trade Mark Sign
U+00B0°Degree Sign
U+00B1±Plus-Minus Sign
U+2192→Rightwards Arrow
U+2713✓Check Mark
U+00A3£Pound Sign
U+20AC€Euro Sign
U+2318⌘Command Key
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