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 :This is simply a circle with a dot in the middle and represents the sun.
 ;Montag&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Image:Mon xx.JPG|56x58px|Mon xx.JPG]]
-:The crescent obviously represents the moon.
+:The crescent represents the moon.
 ;Dienstag&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Image:Tues xx.JPG|66x68px|Tues xx.JPG]]
-:This symbol represents the Roman god of war, Mars/Germanic Tiw, and is also the symbol for ‘male.’
+:This symbol represents the Roman god of war, Mars/Germanic Tiw, and is also the symbol for "male."
 ;Mittwoch&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Image:Wedn xx.JPG|60x66px|Wedn xx.JPG]]
 :This rather interesting looking symbol represents Roman Mercury/Germanic Woden. It looks like the symbol for Friday with horns on the top.
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 :The symbol for Thursday stands for Roman Jupiter/Germanic Thor.
 ;Freitag [[Image:Frid xx.JPG|52x74px|Frid xx.JPG]]&nbsp;
-:This symbol, a cross with a circle on top represents Roman Venus/Germanic Frigg and is the also the symbol for ‘female.’
+:This symbol, a cross with a circle on top represents Roman Venus/Germanic Frigg and is also the symbol for "female."
 ;Samstag/Sonnabend&nbsp; [[Image:Satur xx.JPG|54x68px|Satur xx.JPG]]
 :This symbol represents the Roman god Saturn.
-So, you might read [[Image:Sun symbol.png|15px|Sun]] d 29ten Oktober, which means ‘Sonntag, den 29. Oktober.’
+So, you might read [[Image:Sun symbol.png|15px|Sun]] d 29ten Oktober, which means "Sonntag, den 29. Oktober."
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