I wrote: > %A0 in a URI is three characters in the URI. Together they are representing > one octet (byte A0) in much the same way that the 6 characters è > represents a single small-e-with-acute character in ISO/IEC 10646-based markup > languages. Actually I suppose it's not 'much the same way' since è does not at any point represent bytes, but you know what I mean, I think.
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