( ˙꒳˙○)ﾏﾙ

Pressed against the closing parenthesis, with no space on either side of it, sits ○, a character whose Unicode name is WHITE CIRCLE. In Japan this is the mark called maru: it goes on a correct answer in a test and next to anything that has been checked and found fine, while × (batsu) marks the opposite. Right after the parenthesis come two half-width katakana, ﾏ and ﾙ, which spell that very word, maru, so the mark and its name are separated by nothing but the ). The face has only one space, just inside the opening parenthesis, so the ○ appears on the closing side alone. Send it when someone runs a plan or a question past you and your answer is a clear yes: sounds good, it's in your hands.