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Line 13: ===Character duplication=== {{Main\|Duplicate characters in Unicode}} For compatibility or other reasons, Unicode sometimes assigns two different code points to entities that are essentially the same character. For example, the ~~character~~letter "Å"A ~~can~~with bea ~~encoded~~[[ring ~~as U+00C5 (standard name~~diacritic]] above"~~LATIN~~ ~~CAPITAL~~is ~~LETTER~~encoded Aas ~~WITH RING ABOVE",~~{{unichar\|00C5}} (a letter of the [[alphabet]] in [[Swedish language\|Swedish]] and several other [[language]]s) or as U+{{unichar\|212B ~~("ANGSTROM SIGN")~~}}. Yet the symbol for [[angstrom]] is defined to be that Swedish letter, and most other symbols that are letters (~~like~~such "as {{angbr\|V"}} for [[volt]]) do not have a separate code point for each usage. In general, the code points of truly identical characters ~~(which can be rendered in the same way in Unicode fonts)~~ are defined to be canonically equivalent. ===Combining and precomposed characters===

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