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Summary:
If a '%' character is included in a string that is set on the alertBody property of UILocalNotification, the character is squashed in the alert output as if the string was a format string. It can be worked around by doubling '%' characters. To display a '%' in the output, you then have to set a string with '%%'

Steps to Reproduce:
Create and schedule a UILocalNotification with the alert body:
@"10% of battery remaining"

Expected Results:
When displayed, the local notification should look like this:
[App name]
10% of battery remaining

Actual Results:
When displayed, the local notification instead looks like this:
[App name]
10of battery remaining

Version:
iOS 7.0.4

Notes:
If I create and schedule a UILocalNotification with THIS alert body:
@"10%% of battery remaining"

The local notification is displayed as expected.

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