I've never had to do that for epub output. I've only ever had to do it for either of the Palm OS pdb formats.
That proves that the source is using unicode not normally used:
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
I did some more digging at the file to kill time between periods while watching hockey and found that the Code2001 font from the Code2001 site would display the mathematical sans-serif italic grouping.
Still ugly as homemade sin since the author/translator was likely not very comfortable in English but at least you can read the text.
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My comment
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Formatted by a nearly clueless web page "hacker". It's not about lack of English but lack of understanding of formatting.
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Is referring to the creator of the original document.
I can understand why conversion to ASCII makes it readable. That is hiding the original disastrous formatting choice of unusual unicode.