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    pinlawr's post in Network Resources Variables was marked as the answer   
    That is URL (not HTML) encoded.
    You may check your network resource and change the "mode" from URL Encode to Raw Text. Or, if that doesn't help, depending on the code on the server, you should be able to call a URL decode routine.
    URL decoded output would then be:
    Source:SunRoom,Temperature:21.6°F,Humidity:70%,BatteryLevel:53%
    The degree (º) and percent (%) symbols are being encoded.
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