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Keychordkeyboard shortcuts for every appFontduetfont pairings that just workColorchordcolor palettes in perfect harmonyScreenchordevery screen, true to sizeIconchordevery icon, in seven voicesPaperchordevery sheet, true to sizeLocalechordevery locale, formatted rightTimechordevery date-format token, in every languagePlugchordevery plug, every country, to scaleDialchordevery country code, dialed rightMimechordevery media type, straight from the registryNotechordevery note you can hear, and the math beneath itCurated unicode collections — click any tile to copy, open it for the HTML, CSS and JS codes.
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U+20AC
By the EU’s official account, the € sign is based on the Greek letter epsilon, doubles as the first letter of the word Europe, and is crossed by two parallel lines signifying stability. European Union