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https://www.iri.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/unicode-logo.png12001200Unicode began as a project in 1987 between Apple and Xerox engineers in response to a need for an international standard of representation for every character in all major languages of the world. As the exchange of information and data became more prevalent electronically and internationally, there was a need for a unified code thatRead More