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Permission ( Reusing this file)	A notes from the original creator ( Del arte", 22:12 30 Aug 2004 (UTC)): "Evolution of the numeral 1 from the Brahmin Indians to the Europeans I drew these characters by hand and scanned them. I release this image to be used under the terms of GFDL."

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