A general way to add backslash on symbols in latex

You know, in latex you can type

 \neq

 to make an inequation symbol:

`$latex \neq$`

 

Of course, you don’t want to remember how to type in latex all symbols with backslash on them. So here is a general way to add backslash on any symbol in latex: add `\not` in front of a normal symbol. 

Hence, `\not\rightsquigarrow` becomes $latex \not\rightsquigarrow$. `\not\subseteq` becomes $latex \not\subseteq$. so on so forth.

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