How do I enter a "therefore" symbol

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I was wanting to use a "therefore" symbol but I can't seem to find one in the
symbols list. Is there one?
 
Get the one out of the Equation Editor by inserting it into and equation,
copying it to the clipboad and then pasting it where you want it.

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And for a third option, go to Insert > Symbol, select the Symbol font, and
select ergo. Fifth column, third row, on my computer.

This is slightly preferable to Garfield's method because it uses a field
(rather than a character with font formatting), which is not affected by
font changes to the paragraph as a whole. (If you use a symbol font directly
in the middle of a paragraph, then select the par and choose a font, the
symbol will be changed to the new font also.)
 
I found it. I'll post a reply to myself in case someone else needs it

go to Insert > symbols > select symbols under font > row 4 column 13

PS. post 1 (nothing happend) & post 3 (no ergo font) didn't work
 
ergo is the name of the glyph (as in, cogito ergo sum). The font is
'symbol', as stated.
 
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