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The 7 pages that link to ASCII, each with the reason it gives.

• UnicodeCompared with: Unicode preserves ASCII’s original code assignments while extending far beyond its limited repertoire.

• Character encodingBroader topic: UTF-8 retains ASCII's byte values for its first 128 characters.

• RomanizationCompared with: ASCII-only romanization avoids non-ASCII marks but often loses distinctions represented by diacritics.

• ByteBroader topic: ASCII illustrates how individual byte values can stand for text characters.

• UTF-8Related: UTF-8 was designed so ASCII bytes retain their original values.

• EmoticonNarrower topic: Classic emoticons use punctuation characters available in ASCII.

• ASCII artNarrower topic: Its restricted repertoire sets the original materials for ASCII art.