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			Had &amp;amp;quot;one of those days&amp;amp;quot; .. actually two of them. With the joys of trying to make sense to the swamp called character encoding. 

Now, to explain the situation, you must understand the difference between ISO-8859-1 (and its sister, ISO-...
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