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Two equal signs followed by a "d" (==d) is often used in coding and programming contexts to represent a comparison. The "==" signifies equality, checking if two values are the same, while the "d" could denote a specific data type, variable, or value being compared, depending on the programming language. In some informal contexts, it can also be used humorously to represent a face with a big grin.

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