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Trademark HTML Entity not Universally Supported

Web authors have come to depend on HTML entities (those strings that begin with & and end with 😉 to represent special characters (from ISO 8859-1 Latin-1). Microsoft Internet Explorer supports the trademark character through the “™” entity, but be aware of what browser your audience is using before you rely on ™, as your page will display ™ rather than ? on other browsers. An alternative way to display TM is:

 Yet Another TrademarkTM

which appears as:

Yet Another TrademarkTM

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