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Did you know? There are 72 variations of "person in a wheelchair" emoji, which are composed using other characters, some having a visible representation (wheelchair, directional arrow, etc.) and some being otherwise invisible modifiers (skin color), which are combined with special combining chars!

Image is from an HTML page that I generated with a bash script (I'd usually try to write scripts in sh but I don't remember why this one was in bash). Also it seems to only render properly on Firefox? Didn't show up right on Chrome, at least.