Some new intrface and kaomoji translations

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+The fraction consisting of the Latin letters "a" and "c" is often used to denote an account current. Such an abbreviation may be seen in bank details, receipts and other bank documents. Instead of using the combination a/c, other phrases are commonly applied. For example, "account number", "account No" and others. 
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+"Account Of" classifies as a [URL /ru/unicode/blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbol] in Unicode. The first letter of the fraction is located slightly higher than the second, so the symbol will be different from a fraction written with a slash and standard letters from your keyboard.

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+The fraction that consists of Latin letters “a” and “s” is used as an abbreviation of the phrase “addressed to the subject”. Sometimes it may also indicate the box where age and sex should be written. Such abbreviations are not in high demand, but if you are in search of this Unicode symbol - don’t hesitate to copy it from our website.
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+The "Addressed to the subject" symbol belongs to the category of [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols] and is suitable for use in questionnaires, forms, and correspondence. It is often applied in editorial and typographical texts to denote the "addressee" or "addressed object." For example, in a document or letter, it can indicate a specific part of the text - a title or paragraph.

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+The symbol is intended to denote the set of complex numbers in mathematics. It is used when it is necessary to describe ordered pairs combined by addition or multiplication according to certain math laws. Scientists have proven that the set of complex numbers satisfies the fundamental theorem of algebra.
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+If you need a symbol for recording complex calculations, use the "Double-Struck Capital C" symbol from Unicode. If your activity is not related to mathematics, try using the letter "C" with a stroke in your nickname, title, or other text. However, we have other beautiful symbols for this purpose, such as Gothic C - [U:212D].
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+[b]Degree Celsius ℃ symbol[/b] can't be typed with a keyboard. The combination Alt+0176 can only display the icon of [U:00B0 degree °]. How can we get the whole symbol? Copy it form here.
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+Celsius degree is a unit of temperature measurement. It was named after the Swedish scientist Anders Celsius, who invented and proposed this scale in 1742. The letter C in the degree symbol is the first letter of the surname Celsius written in Latin (Celsius). Nowadays, this scale is the most popular in the world. The only places where it's not used are the United States and neighboring territories, where Fahrenheit degrees are preferred.
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+Zero degrees Celsius is the temperature at which water freezes. One hundred degrees Celsius is the temperature at which water boils, under normal atmospheric pressure. One degree Celsius is equal to one Kelvin.

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+The capital Latin letters "C" and "L" are used to indicate the centerline, which demonstrates the object axis or a rotation body on a drawing. It is represented by a dotted line consisting of alternating short and long dashes.
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+Unicode has a special symbol for indicating this line, called "Centerline Symbol". It consists of two intermingled letters, with “C” slightly above "L". This symbol is one of the [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols] and it's suitable for various documents and blueprints. Besides, you can use it in typography to indicate the position of the centerline of a letter, such as the horizontal bar in the capital letter "H".

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+Searching for a symbol with Latin “c” and “o” letters separated by a slash? You’re probably about to send a letter via the third person. That’s what this abbreviation is used for in English-speaking countries. The native speakers would express this idea through “care of”.
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+When somebody wants to send a letter or package to an address that belongs to a third party, they can use the symbol C/O to indicate the addressee of the letter. For example, if Alice wants to send a letter to Bob, but Bob doesn't have a mailbox, she can write the address this way:
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+Bob Smith
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+C/O Chris Brown
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+123 Main Street
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+City, Region
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+Zip code
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+Here, "C/O Chris Brown" indicates that the letter is addressed to Bob, but will be delivered to Chris Brown's address.
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+As it was mentioned before, there is a perfect symbol for this purpose in message and mail delivery - "care of." It is located in the [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letter-like symbols] category, suitable for use in mail and corporate stationery, postcards, and other documents. Copy to your text from our website, but before you send the "care of" message, make sure there are no secrets or confidential information in it!

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+Imagine that you’re in Spain. It’s really hot, and you want to buy some exotic fruits. You come up to a grocery tent and check the price tags. There’s a strange sign of them: letters “c” and “u” divided by a slash. How much do you have to pay for the refreshing citrus? Let us explain: c/u on the price tag means “for one piece”. It comes from the Spanish “Cada Una”, which basically means “each” or “every”. 
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+Just in case, if you ever need to print Spanish checks or price tags, don’t hesitate to use symbol C/U from Unicode. This fraction symbol is included in [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols]. It’s suitable for any text, mockup or creative.

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+Euler Constant was discovered by a genius mathematician in 1735. It’s used in various analytical formulas and number theory. Math scientists still argue if this constant is a rational, algebraic or transcendental number. It equals approximately 0,577. I doubt that mathematicians will forgive us for such an imprecise description, since after the comma there come thousands of signs, which we’re not going to reproduce.
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+Anyway, to talk about Euler Constant, you can use this symbol [U:2107] from Unicode. The value is often expressed with "gamma" – [U:1D6C4] or “C” – [U:0063].
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+Scruple is an antique measurement unit, which equals 1,137 grams. Now it makes perfect sense why being “scrupulous” is a synonym of being precise and accurate. Try measuring weight and not missing each thousandth of a gram without modern electronic scales! 
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+To refer to Scruple in writing, a special symbol is used. It looks like a cyrillic letter “Э”. Luckily, this symbol is available in Unicode as part of the [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols]. Take it to your treatise on antiquity, your historical article, or scientific dissertation.
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+Unlike the Celsius scale, the Fahrenheit temperature scale is not related to changes in the state of water. It is actively used in the United States, Canada, and some other countries and is not part of the International System of Units. As for other countries, the Fahrenheit scale is mostly known thanks to Ray Bradbury's book and imported meteorological devices.
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+If you want to utilize or describe the Fahrenheit scale, use a special symbol from Unicode to denote temperature. The Degree Fahrenheit symbol consists of a superscript circle and a capital letter "F" and is included in the category of [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols]. By the way, there is also a degree symbol in Unicode - [U:00B0].

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+La mayoría de los hablantes de inglés prefieren escribir en letras de imprenta y no en cursiva: es más fácil, más preciso y más práctico. Sin embargo, las letras caligráficas bonitas todavía se utilizan en varias decoraciones de texto. Por ejemplo, en creativos de publicidad, títulos, apodos u otros tipos de texto.
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+No es necesario estudiar cómo escribir la cursiva en inglés, simplemente utiliza las fuentes y símbolos especiales de Unicode, como la letra cursiva minúscula g. El bloque [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ símbolos tipo letras] tiene aún más letras que pueden servir como decoraciones. Por ejemplo, la L mayúscula - [U:2112].

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+Calligraphic handwriting, where all letters have elegant curls and graceful attachments between each other, are no longer relevant in the English tradition. They have become the remnants of the past, and even schools don’t always teach children how to write cursive. However, calligraphic writing continues to be in high demand, as it creates a special mood and draws attention to what is expressed. 
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+Instead of wasting your time in English writing class, try using Unicode symbols. For example, Script Capital H. It is suitable for titles, business cards, logos, and other types of text. You will probably need more beautiful symbols with curls, such as [U:2133], [U:2130], [U:2110].

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+Designers and calligraphy experts recommend using the Gothic-styled letters moderately: on signs, in headlines, logos, some document titles, and nicknames. You shouldn’t type a huge text consisting of dramatically-looking letters and various decorative elements. Otherwise, the reader will have to stare hard in order to get the idea of your message.
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+To decorate your text properly, take the Unicode symbols from the [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ Letterlike Symbols] block. Use Black-Letter Capital H in your creative, social media nickname, business card, or a stylised inscription on old paper. 
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+Double-Struck Capital H is used to denote quaternions - a system proposed by Hamilton in the middle of the 19th century. It includes hypercomplex numbers that describe the isometry of Euclidean spaces and it is used in mechanics and calculations. Anyway, if you are looking for a symbol specifically for quaternions, most likely you already know what it looks like and no explanation is needed.
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+The Unicode Double-Struck Capital H can be used not only in physical and mathematical formulas. If you like it, copy it to your title, nickname, logo, social media post. And also take a look at the block with [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols], there you will find a lot of beautiful letters.
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+The Planck Constant is one of the fundamental measurements of quantum theory. It has a precisely fixed value and it describes the relationship between the energy of a quantum and its frequency.
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+To denote the Planck constant, the lowercase italic Latin letter "h" is used. Unicode offers a special symbol for this physical quantity with the same name. Use the "Planck Constant" symbol from the [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ Letterlike Symbols] block for writing formulas, calculations, examples, and texts on such topics as physics and mathematics.
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+Planck Constant Over Two Pi is used in wave quantum mechanics as a coefficient that relates the basic characteristics of particles, such as vector, momentum, frequency, energy, phase, and action. This separate quantity called the "Dirac constant" is equal to the Planck constant divided by 2 [U:1D70B].
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+To denote this quantity, Unicode has a special symbol. It looks like an italicized Latin letter "h". Use the symbol "Planck Constant Over Two Pi" in your scientific works, formulas, and calculations. You can find even more special symbols in the blocks [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ Letterlike Symbols] and [URL /blocks/mathematical-operators/ Mathematical Operators].
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+Designers assure that writing long texts with curly letters and other embellishments is not worth the effort. Otherwise, it will be hard for the reader to perceive the information. However, highlighting a couple words with unusual symbols seems rather appropriate. 
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+Script Capital I from Unicode can be used in logos, nicknames, and headlines, on business cards and wedding invitations, and even in commercial or advertising leaflets. This symbol looks elegant and graceful on its own, and it’s easily combined with other fonts too. Your text may look like this: [U:2110][U:0064][U:0065][U:0061].
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+Gothic fonts became widely spread in the Middle Ages. Today it’s hard to imagine that large volumes of religious treatises were handwritten in letters with massive strokes and elegant details.
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+Fortunately, we don’t have to practice calligraphy handwriting, it’s enough to use the ready-made beautiful symbols from Unicode. For example, Black-Letter Capital L comes in handy if you need to decorate business cards, wedding invitations, leaflets, menus, and other printed materials. Copy and combine it with other letters, thus creating an accurate and stylish text. The final result might look like this: [U:2111][U:006F][U:0076][U:0065].
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+Unicode calligraphic symbols are perfectly suitable for printed materials decoration, such as business cards, branded polls, menus, wedding invitations, and commercial leaflets. You may come across them in titles, nicknames, and social media posts.
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+Script Capital L has a classic appearance. It looks as if written with a feather pen and it combines bold lines with the elegant and soft curls and strokes. Try writing short words with the use of these beautiful Unicode symbols: [U:2112][U:1EDA][U:13C9][U:2130]. 
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+Script Capital L has a classic appearance. It looks as if written with a feather pen and combines bold lines with the elegant and soft curls and strokes. Try writing short words with the use of these beautiful Unicode symbols: [U:2112][U:1EDA][U:13C9][U:2130]. 
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+It's often used in mathematics to distinguish between letter [U:006C], digit [U:0031], and letter [U:0049].

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+The Latin lowercase letters "l" and "b" combined into one symbol with a line are commonly called a "libra." It’s a multifaceted symbol that is most commonly used to denote a pound. Sometimes you may come across it in descriptions of ancient Roman weight measures too. People believe that this symbol appeared as an abbreviation of the word "libra" (meaning "scales" in Latin).
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+The Unicode L B Bar Symbol looks as if it were handwritten in cursive. You can use this libra symbol from [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols] in your texts and designs if it fits your style.
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+The set of natural numbers ℕ = {1, 2, 3, ...} consists of numbers used in counting. Sometimes, 0 is added to this set. Sets that have the same cardinality as ℕ (countable sets) are the "smallest" of infinite sets.
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+Sets [U:2115], [U:2124], [U:211A], [U:211D], and [U:2102] are often written in bold (for example, in the works of Nicolas Bourbaki), and on blackboards and manuscripts, they are written in double letters. American mathematicians introduced double font in printed texts, and it became popular with the famous 1965 textbook on complex analysis by Gunning and Rossi.
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+The number sign has the shape of a regular letter "N" with a small circle in the upper right corner. It represents the number of an object, such as a document number, order number, or page number. It is commonly used in text documents, tables, and similar contexts. 
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+The symbol "№" came to Russian typography from the French language and appeared as a replacement for the abbreviation "number of the object." In modern French, they use "Nᵒ" without a special symbol.

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+The Latin capital letter P in a circle actually represents the copyright symbol used in the music industry. This symbol indicates a melody, composition, song, or other work which is protected by copyright. The letter P is used in the symbol for a reason; it refers to the English word "phonogram."
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+Usually, next to the Sound Recording Copyright symbol you can also see the year of the work's release and the owner's identifier. The unfilled circle with a P falls into the category of [URL /en/unicode/blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols].

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+This uppercase Latin letter "P" looks like it was written with a quill pen in one move. The letter looks quite extraordinary because it has a "loop" instead of a straight line at the bottom.
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+Calligraphic letters of the Latin alphabet are beautiful and elegant, but designers do not recommend using them for long texts as it may reduce reading and comprehension speed. Instead, consider using symbols from the [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols] in logos, usernames, creative projects to draw attention and create the associations you want.
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+Este símbolo se puede utilizar en fórmulas y ecuaciones matemáticas. Por ejemplo, para diferenciar entre la notación de polinomios y algoritmos y otras cantidades que también se denotan con la letra mayúscula latina "P".
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+El símbolo de P generalmente se utiliza no sólo como una letra de matemática, sino como un adorno. Se ve bastante bien en un título o un nombre de usuario, y puede hacer tu publicación en redes sociales más notable, atrayendo más atención. Además, la letra mayúscula de doble raya "P" es perfecta para escribir una inscripción en tu tarjeta de presentación. Utiliza más letras con un diseño destacado: [U:2115], [U:2124], [U:2102].

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+The set of rational numbers ℚ = {m/n} consists of numbers that can be expressed as ordinary fractions (for example, 4/3). In decimal representation, they can be finite or repeating decimals, such as 4/3 = 1.333... The term "rational" comes from the Latin word "quotient," which furthermore developed in English. It's interesting enough that the set ℚ is also countable (equivalent in cardinality to the set of natural numbers ℕ).
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+The sets [U:2115], [U:2124], [U:211A], [U:211D], [U:2102] are often written in bold font (for example, in the works of Nicolas Bourbaki) or as double-struck letters on blackboards and manuscripts. The usage of double-struck font in printed texts was introduced by American mathematicians and became widespread with the famous textbook on complex analysis by Gunning and Rossi, published in 1965.

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+For describing electrical resistance, the universal gas constant, or other quantities from STEM subjects, the classical Latin [U:0052] is more suitable. And if you want to decorate your text, you can use a calligraphic uppercase letter "R". It looks as if written by a quill pen, with elegant curls that are combined with thinner and substantial lines.
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+This Unicode symbol belongs to the category of [URL /en/unicode/blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols]. You can copy it and paste in a title, nickname, or your social media post. The text may look like this, for example: [U:211B][U:006F][U:0061][U:0064].
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+There is a huge variety of calligraphic and typeface gothic fonts. Back in the days, each and every monastery or scribe had the chance to develop their own style of writing. However, not all the fonts have survived till our days, and even fewer gothic scripts are present in Unicode.
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+The "Gothic Capital Letter R" symbol is not among the common types such as rotunda, fraktur, or textura. The symbol looks quite extraordinary, so it will certainly draw attention and will serve perfectly for decorating your virtual or printed message. Create a text with this unusual letter: [U:211C][U:006F][U:0061][U:0064].
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+The set of real numbers ℝ can be best understood as all the finite and infinite decimal fractions. ℝ is the first known uncountable set. The term "real" comes from the Latin word "realis," meaning "actual" or "real."
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+By the 3rd century, it became clear that rational numbers were not sufficient for representing distances in geometry. A comprehensive theory of real numbers emerged in the 19th century with the development of mathematical analysis.
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+The sets [U:2115], [U:2124], [U:211A], [U:211D], [U:2102] are often written in bold font (for example, in the works of Nicolas Bourbaki) or as double-struck letters on blackboards and manuscripts. American mathematicians introduced the usage of double-struck font in printed texts, and it became popularized with the famous textbook on complex analysis by Gunning and Rossi, published in 1965.

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+In English the abbreviation Rx is commonly written on medicine that can only be sold with a doctor's prescription. Such an abbreviation can be found in drug instructions and packaging, pharmaceutical and dispensing documents, medical textbooks, and patient brochures.
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+Unicode has a special symbol called "Prescription Take" that consists of a capital Latin "R" and a small letter "x" combined into a smart-looking symbol. It looks original and remarkable in text, so there’s no chance a person reading the paper will miss some important information about the prescription required. The symbol belongs to the [URL /blocks/letterlike-symbols/ letterlike symbols] block.
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+The response symbol is used in some liturgical books, such as collections of church hymns. 
+It is likely to have originated from the first letter of the English word "response".

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+The combination of two SM letters is commonly used worldwide for indicating a registered trademark. The abbreviation comes from the expression “service mark” which literally means a brand name or logo that identifies the provider of a service. In other countries, for example in Russia, there are other trademark symbols used in this context: [U:2122] or [U:00AE].
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+In addition, the Service Trademark Unicode symbol comes in handy as a slang abbreviation for “so much”. You can use it when chatting or texting. For example, [b]I love you[/b] [U:2120].

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+How can you draw maximum attention to your phone number, business card or social media post? Use the Unicode special symbols! One of them is actually an abbreviation of three Latin letters – [U:2121].
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+Telephone Sign is suitable not only for creative mockups, but also for some serious documents, like polls, questionnaires, detailed guides with your contact information. It has a unique design and can be combined with any font.
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+If you’re looking for other telephone symbols that are more brightful and unique, choose from other Unicode options: [U:2706] or [U:260F].
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+The symbol called "Versicle" is used in Catholic liturgical books. It indicates the first part of a hymn that is sung solo at Matins or other church services. The "Versicle" symbol takes the form of a capital Latin "V" that is crossed by a diagonal line.
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+The second (choir) part of the hymn is referred to in liturgical texts by the "Response" symbol: [U:211F]. If you are printing hymn books for Catholic services or restoring old manuscripts, feel free to use these symbols for the graphic design.
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 Diameter is a segment (chord) connecting two points on the [URL /en/1F786/ circle] passing through its center. Basically, the diameter indicates the length of this segment. It equals to two radii. In formulas it is represented by the Latin letter "D". The word itself comes from the Greek "diametros" (diameter).
 
-The diameter sign is a circle crossed out by the above-mentioned segment. For clarity, the ends of the segment go beyond the circle, which is technically wrong. The diameter sign is similar to the "o with stroke" used in some [URL /en/blocks/basic-latin/ Latin]-based alphabets. Besides, the number "zero" is often written with a stroke to distinguish it from the letter "o".
+The diameter sign is a circle crossed out by the above-mentioned segment. For clarity, the ends of the segment go beyond the circle, which is technically wrong. The diameter sign is similar to the "o with stroke" used in some [URL /en/unicode/blocks/basic-latin/ Latin]-based alphabets. Besides, the number "zero" is often written with a stroke to distinguish it from the letter "o".
 
 Usually, the sign of the diameter is used on part drawings. It stands before the number on the dimension line: "⌀ 40 cm". The diameter can be specified for both [URL /en/232D/ cylindrical] and [URL /en/2332/ conical] parts. For example - the cylindrical shaft or conical adapter sleeve.
 

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 Worms (hearts, fats, chirva) - red [URL /en/collections/suits-of-the-cards/ card suit]. Depicted in the form of a heart (in English, they are called "hearts").
 
-In the most common (French) [URL /en/blocks/playing-cards/ deck] - one of the four suits, along with peaks, tambourines, and clubs. Other decks have its counterparts, for example, in the Swiss - "roses".
+In the most common (French) [URL /en/unicode/blocks/playing-cards/ deck] - one of the four suits, along with peaks, tambourines, and clubs. Other decks have its counterparts, for example, in the Swiss - "roses".
 
 As the sign of the worms is the heart, it can be used as a designation for this body and all that is associated with it in culture: love, feelings and the like [URL /en/holidays/valentine-day/ romantic nonsense].

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 #= title: ⠀ - Braille Pattern Blank – which is used for line brakes on Instagram
 #= description: How to Add Line Breaks on Instagram? Use a special space from the Braille – here it is⠀. Just copy and paste it into your recording!
 
-Braille is a tactile typeface invented in 1824 by a simple [URL /en/alphabets/french/ French] guy Louis Braille. Louis was the son of a shoemaker and once injured himself in his father's workshop. Since [URL /en/1F48A/ antibiotics] and laser surgery had not yet been invented, the boy lost his [ https://unicode-table.com/en/1F440/ sight]. And at the age of 15 he created letters that could be read by touch.
+Braille is a tactile typeface invented in 1824 by a simple [URL /en/alphabets/french/ French] guy Louis Braille. Louis was the son of a shoemaker and once injured himself in his father's workshop. Since [URL /en/1F48A/ antibiotics] and laser surgery had not yet been invented, the boy lost his [URL /en/1F440/ sight]. And at the age of 15 he created letters that could be read by touch.
 
 Well, who would have thought that almost two centuries later his invention will be used by sighted? Insidious Instagram, a receptacle of pictures of food and [HTML<s>narcissists</s>] [URL /en/2698/ narcissuses], does not allow the masters of the artistic word to prove themselves. Glues together paragraphs, villain! How can you convey your idea to the readers?