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When I use vim to open the file, the text is shown like:

"<200b>blablabla ^B ewjowqwe"

Here, the <200b> is unicode \u200b, and ^B is \x02.

I can use regular expression like:

re.sub("\u200b|\x02", "", line) to remove the special characters.

But now I want to remove all the characters like \u and \x,

when I use re.sub("\u.{4}|\x.{2}", "", line), it will raise exception "incomplete escape \x at position"

How can I write the regular expression to remove all the special \u and \x characters?

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