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Two Dot Punctuation (⁚) is a punctuation mark consisting of two vertically aligned dots, used in specialized typographic or editorial contexts to indicate separation or annotation. It differs from the colon by arrangement and usage.
The Symbol For Two Dot Punctuation (⁚) is a unicode character in the Basic Multilingual Plane Plane. It is found in the General Punctuation block and was approved as part of Unicode Version 4.1 in 2005
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