What is the meaning of the integral notation with a circle in the middle?

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I can't find a description for the Integral notation with a circle in the middle and sometimes a letter in it I think. I do not see any mention of it on wikipedia or in my calc classes. There it is ----> [tex]\oint[/tex] :bugeye:
 
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