Bit is not an answer, I'm afraid: in SPARQL there is no way to do this. SPARQL works with character data (not bytes), so encoding is not something that is associated with it.
There are several reasons why you may have this problem. First, you may not handle the results correctly. Check if the original results really have an encoding problem.
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