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So I came across a kanji I can't seem to find in any online dictionary. It's
basically the following two characters stuck together 眞頁 (I'm reading a
physical book, so can't copy paste it), and is followed by 末. After trawling
through jisho, the closest I've found is 顛末, which would make sense in
context, but definitely isn't the same.
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What is this kanji?眞+頁
Your guess seems to be right. [顚](http://ja.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E9%A1%9B) is
considered to be an 異体字 (variant form) for 顛. There is no difference in
meaning.
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