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From: c128user@gti.net (Glenn P.)
Subject: Re: Request: Symbol
Date: 1996/06/12
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On 11-Jun-1996 13:40:04 +0100, in alt.ascii-art, Mork (mjt@coventry.ac.uk)
wrote:

> ...it is cirular and black and white, and consists of two parts curled
> together, one black one white...

Are you trying to say "yin & yang" ??? Because I believe that's what you
are describing...

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