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 | Flag of Dagestan The flag of Dagestan, A Russian republic |
 | Flag of Åland Islands This is the flag of Åland Islands |
 | Flag of Abu Dhabi This is the flag of Abu Dhabi part of the United Arab Emirates |
 | Flag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines This is the country of St Vincent |
 | Flag of South Ossetia This is the flag of South Ossetia. A partially recognised country. |
 | Flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo This is the flag of the DRC (Democratic Republic of the Congo) |
 | Flag of Ghana The flag of Ghana was adopted in 1952 as is still being used today. |
 | Flag of Acadia This is the flag of Acadia, Canada |
 | two slashes // comes from programming and is generally used to denote a comment or explanation that should be ignored by the compiler or computer. |
 | Lamdeh (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "l" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Taw (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "t" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Zayn (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "z" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Samekh (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "s" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Gimel (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "g" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Mem (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "m" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Fe (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "f" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Daleth (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "d" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Kaph (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "k" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Nun (South Arabian alphabet) The letter "n" as rendered in the South Arabian alphabet. |
 | Gold (Alternative #3) This Symbol Appears as a triangle with a swirl at the lower right corner. |
 | Cupido Symbol This Symbol is also the Bronze Symbol. |
 | ¥ ‘¥’ Is the. Symbol for Yen |
 | Io (Moon) Io is one of Jupiter’s Moons. |
 | Penrose Triangle Illusion |
 | Quaker Star 1 The Quaker star originated in the late 19th century and was adopted by Quaker units serving in non-combatant roles during times of war. |
