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> 1. ... for use in temperatures 50 to 250oF.
> 2. ... for use in temperatures 50o to 250oF.
> 3. ... for use in temperatures 50oF to 250oF.
> where o equals the degree symbol.
> BTW, international readers may substitute metric equivalents. This
> is only an example.
Any chance you could give the temperatures in Kelvin? Or is your audience
not technical enough to relate to that scale easily? I ask only because
the degree symbol is not used when giving temperatures in Kelvin, so half
your problem is eliminated.
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