B Black Hole Evaporation: What's Left?

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Is there anything left after a black hole is done evaporating?
Suppose a black hole isn't sucking in any new material. Then it is doomed to evaporate due to Hawking radiation and become smaller and smaller over time. Is there anything left when it's done evaporating?
 
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