By using the English language, provide ten examples where a single symbol can be associated with multiple referents.

1. The symbol "#" can refer to a number sign, a hashtag on social media, or a sharp musical note.
2. The symbol "&" can refer to the word "and" in written language, as well as the mathematical symbol for "and" or "plus."
3. The symbol "$" can refer to the United States dollar currency, as well as a general symbol for money or wealth.
4. The symbol "*" can refer to multiplication in mathematics, as well as a wildcard character in computer programming.
5. The symbol "@" can refer to an email address, as well as a symbol for "at" or "around" in various contexts.
6. The symbol "%" can refer to a percentage, as well as a symbol for "modulus" in mathematics.
7. The symbol "+" can refer to addition in mathematics, as well as a symbol for positivity or affirmation.
8. The symbol "!" can refer to an exclamation point in written language, as well as a factorial in mathematics.
9. The symbol "?" can refer to a question mark in written language, as well as a symbol for uncertainty or doubt.
10. The symbol "<" can refer to less than in mathematics, as well as an arrow pointing left in graphical representations.

1. # (hashtag): Social media, numbering, music notation
2. ⌘ (command key): Keyboard shortcut, symbol of Apple products
3. ∞ (infinity symbol): Mathematical concept, eternal love
4. † (dagger): Footnote, death
5. ♥ (heart): Love, health
6. ☰ (hamburger menu): Menu navigation, three lines
7. £ (pound sterling): Currency, weight
8. π (pi): Mathematical constant, irrational number
9. ♂ (male symbol): Gender, Mars
10. ⚛ (atom symbol): Chemistry, nucleus