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Python has everything you need to cleanly process non ASCII characters... provided you declare the proper encoding. Your input file is UTF8 encoded, not ISO-8859-1, because r'\xe2\x80\x93' is the UTF8 encoding for the EN DASH character or unicode U+2013.
So you should:
load the text from request as a true unicode string: url = "https://system76.com/laptops/kudu" r = requests.get(url) r.encoding = "UTF-8" data = r.text # ok, data is a true unicode string
translate offending characters in unicode:
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