The renminbi symbols will be replaced by British pound signs.
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Another chat platform was using pound signs to denote channels, and that gave him an idea.
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As Edward Docx wrote in a recent issue of the New Republic, Hirst's "career thus far has been a downhill slalom of provocation and pound signs."
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With pound signs dominating the headlines at the club in leafy south-west London, tournament organizers also underlined their commitment to combating corruption in the sport and rolling out a sustainability program.
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Your history has been monetized, your reaction of unthinking positivity has pound signs littered all over it, and the short history of gaming is one that is going to be endlessly recycled because of it.
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Chris Messina, a former Google developer, probably had no idea that his crazy concept — using pound signs to denote groups — would catch on, turning the world as we know it into a land of #tbts where everything is #beautiful.
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All should be in working order by the weekend, at which time we can look back fondly on more fun iOS bugs — like when the iOS 11 keyboard was randomly replacing every capital "i" with pound signs and exclamation points!
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For example, when demonstrating commands: ...and configuration files, where pound signs mean totally different things: If you haven't seen a command line since watching The Matrix, I recommend first checking out the Free Software Foundation's Introduction to the Command Line.
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On The X Factor, there's a face that Simon Cowell pulls when he's watching a pretty girl with a nice voice, or a band who seem to actually like each other, and I always joke to whoever I've forced to view the show with me that week that his eyes have glazed over because he's seeing pound signs.
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Numerous other similar studies in 1951–1991 resulted in disparate and inconclusive findings.Bever 1991. pp. 78–80, 83–87. The text materials used in the research inserted various characters, such as pound signs in the spaces between phrases, visually interrupting the "river" effect.
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Contrasting specific pictorial representations of the effigies include masculine identified features and activities such as sitting with their legs flexed to their bodies, decorated with pound signs and horned serpent imagery, smoking, and their penis.VanPool, Christine S., and Todd L. VanPool. "Society for American Archaeology: American Antiquity." Society for American Archaeology: American Antiquity.
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All letters were in capital. Each character was individually drawn as a series of splines using technology developed for displays in military cockpits. Later Uniscopes supported a 24 X 80 screen using raster technology, and upper and lower case characters. There were versions that had the various national code sets for different European countries to enable pound signs, and various accented characters, etc.
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In the bonus round, the winning contestant faced another game board but with pound signs at the beginning. The object of the bonus was to clear all three rows in 45 seconds or less by answering questions correctly. Each row was worth money and requires a contract to be completed and numbers were put up whenever a question was answered. The first row required two correct answers and was worth £50.
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The ITU recommendation had 2 design options for the pound sign: a European version where the hash sign was built with a 90-degree angle and a North- American version with an 80-degree angle. The North-American version seems to have prevailed as most pound signs in Europe now follow the 80-degree inclination. The pound sign was adopted for use within IRC (Internet Relay Chat) networks circa 1988 to label groups and topics."Channel Scope".
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Menus generated object code. A menu is simply a very specific screen format with a companion message member suffixed with two pound signs ("##") to contain the action to be taken when the associated number was chosen. System/34 menus allowed the operator to choose numbers between 1 and 24. On the System/34, a clever programmer could customize a menu using screen format language, but, caution, calling a customized menu that does not conform to exacting system requirements can cause a program error.
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A menu is simply a very specific screen format with a companion message member suffixed with two pound signs ("##") to contain the action to be taken when the associated number was chosen. System/36 menus allowed the operator to choose numbers between 1 and 24. On the System/36, a programmer could customize a menu using screen format language, but calling a customized menu that did not conform to exacting system requirements could cause a program error. Message members generated object code that could be called by a program using the MEMBER OCL statement: // MEMBER USER1-PROGMSG Passing a four-digit code to an assembler routine returned the associated text.
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