∎ in All languages combined

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Etymology: Introduced into mathematical usage by Paul Halmos, modeled after the end sign ■ (a printer’s ornament or dingbat used to indicate the end of an article or story) found in popular print media. Head templates: {{head|mul|symbol}} ∎

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