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French: Français : Représentation d'artiste en image du signe musical Unicode ♯ (glyphe Unicode U+266F s'affichant ♯) utilisé pour des notes de musique. Il se distingue graphiquement du symbole ASCII # codifié aux Etats-Unis. Il se distingue également des autres signes du consortium Unicode similaires par le croisement de deux doubles-traits sécants.
日本語: シャープ; 複数の画像を組み合わせて楽譜を作成する部品のひとつ |
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Music sharp sign ♯ (Unicode glyph U+266F) should not be confused with the Number sign # (Unicode glyph U+0023)
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| current | 13:41, 27 April 2006 | | 6 × 19 (1 KB) | っ | {{Information| |Description = '''en''': Sharp; one of musical score components <br>'''ja''': <span lang='ja'>シャープ; [[:Category:Musical score components|複数の画像を組み合わせて楽譜を作成す� |
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