How do I change a url-encoded string back to its normal human-readable characters?

If what you have is a url datatype with url encoded characters you can just use TO-STRING (which is short for MAKE STRING!). If it is a string that has URL-encoded characters, see the cgidecode. R script in the script library on REBOL's website for an example.

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