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You’ve specified a different encoding in your template’s head than what you have set for MODx in the Configuration. MODx sends the page headings according to its configuration settings, while the page’s HTML will be whatever you put in the template. That’s why I always use [(modx_charset)] or its Revo equivalent in my templates.
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Another solution to the problem is to use metax, which handles just about every thing you would want in your header from base, charset, meta, and even rss feeds