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Put "00" after that and you have the starting point in Hex; e.g.: 1C800 through 1C8FF if Top, Next, and Last are 1, C, and 8.
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ঢৗ Bengali Au Length Mark
Unicode (Hex): 009D7
UTF-8 (Hex): E0A797
Shift-JIS (Hex): None
Unicode (HTML): ৗ
Bengali (0x00980-0x009FF)

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