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    English: Hexidecimal value of each Braille dot for Unicode encoding (add U+2800).
    Date 5 July 2011 (original upload date); 24 July 2011 (last version)
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    Author Vanisaac at en.wikipedia

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    • 2011-07-24 03:14 Vanisaac 71×121× (23978 bytes) converted numbers to paths to preserve appearance.
    • 2011-07-05 06:46 Vanisaac 71×121× (13401 bytes) Hexidecimal value of each Braille dot for Unicode encoding (add U+2800). Adapted from public domain File:Braille8dotCellNumbering.svg

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