| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But to be serious, presumably when they were designing the 'standard' English keyboard, they had a few extra key places, and put a few of the more common foreign accents/characters there, e.g. ~. (Yes, both are sort of strange because on computers, they print as a separate character, but on a typewriter of course, you would literally go back a space and print this character on top of the previous
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