Chris, Python 3 is not the same as python 2. In Python 2 there were two types — str (ASCII) and unicode (by default UTF-8). In Python 3 there is only str, and by default it holds UTF-8 unicode (there's lots of subtly that I'm glossing over here, but this is what it boils down to). It bit me recently, so I'm sensitive to it.
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