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Special French characters are question marks in Outlook Actionable Messages for Adaptive Cards

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Hello. I am having an issue when sending Adaptive Cards through Outlook as Outlook Actionable Messages. The special French characters are sometimes only being shown as question marks. They sometimes show correctly, and other times not.

Here they are showing correctly:
working1.png

 

working2.png

But then not here. The é is being shown as a question mark whereas in the other adaptive cards it's shown correctly:
didnt-work.png

Has anyone come across a similar issue? I tried changing the versions from 1.0 to 1.4 but the issue still persists. Everything else works fine, it's just the special characters not being recognized that's the issue.

I tried adding a charset="UTF-8" to the script tag but the issue continues and still only works sometimes. 

Screenshot 2021-11-26 141124.png
Has anybody found a way around this? Thank you.

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