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To make some of these characters appear literally in output, prefix the character with a \. For example, to typeset 5% of $10 you would type
<lang
\begin{document}
5\% of \$10
\end{document}</lang>
Note that the set of special characters in LaTeX isn't really fixed, but can be changed by LaTeX code. For example, the package <tt>ngerman</tt> (providing German-specific definitions, including easier access to umlaut letters) re-defines the double quote character (") as special character, so you can more easily write German words like "hören" (as <tt>h"oren</tt> instead of <tt>h{\"o}ren</tt>).
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