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What is `â<80><98>` and how to avoid it?

I do a
cd /folder/ && find . -not \( -path ./exclude_folder -prune \) > /log.log

and get
find: â<80><98>./qs/www/ergebnisse/validitaet/0df21b8a-e227-47b2-aaa5-9f54d1f9b8fd.txtâ<80><99>: No such file or directory


inside log file. That is right, but:

What is this â<80><98> (and â<80><99>)? Are these color codes? How to avoid them (find does not have --no-color)?

Hold on. When I do cat log.log instead of vi log.log I get:
find: ‘./qs/www/ergebnisse/validitaet/0df21b8a-e227-47b2-aaa5-9f54d1f9b8fd.txt’: No such file or directory
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Amit8z4mc
this is a codes on start and on end.
â<80><98> = ‘
â<80><99> = ’

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