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We are trying to import a db from <a href="http://mediastreet.ie" rel="ugc">http://mediastreet.ie</a>&nbsp;to this <a href="http://mediastreetdirectory.com/en/businesses" rel="ugc">http://mediastreetdirectory.com/en/businesses</a>&nbsp;its obviously a mismatch in dbs but there are question marks appearing on the site where apostrophes and other characters where on the original site (<a href="http://mediastreet.ie)any" rel="ugc">http://mediastreet.ie)any</a> way of fixing these if the dbs dont match?
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Hi Guys,

We are trying to import a db from http://mediastreet.ie to this http://mediastreetdirectory.com/en/businesses its obviously a mismatch in dbs but there are question marks appearing on the site where apostrophes and other characters where on the original site (http://mediastreet.ie)any way of fixing these if the dbs dont match?

issue with DB import

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