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Thank you for your comment below in answer Nov. 6, 2020, to my previous-day question.

Reincarnation in a way accounts for the 144,000 saved souls as total quite low in comparison to population totals throughout all time.

Did the second Constantinople council outright or somewhat remove reincarnation from the Christian-beliefs table in 553 A.D.?

Sparkling water is avilable to buy at inns and pubs . Tap (faucet ) water has to be available at no charge in English pubs and inns.

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Grocery stores carry not only bottled water but also selzer and sparkling water. Might inns offer the two latter as pay options in addition to "plain" bottled water?

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So the jump description depicts its dangerousness. Your climbing, running, walking sons -- trek-lovers like their parents -- know to keep away too, don't they?

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Online sources include mapped maritime boundary agreements of 1988, 1992, 2013 between Ireland and the United Kingdom.

It looks like the two parties split the Irish Sea even as it looks like Ireland lacks access to the waters between Northern Ireland and England and Scotland.

Might that mean that Ireland must not engage in any maritime activities, such as cruise-shipping and fishing, off Northern Ireland?

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Unitedstatesian filmed and written depictions of Robin Hood associate him with the reign (May 27, 1199-Oct. 19, 1216) of King John (Dec. 24, 1166-Oct. 19, 1216). That association, perhaps 99.9 percent recurring at the bare minimum, if not outright 100 percent, considers King John personally and royally negatively.

Is that the perception and the representation in the British Isles?

(Would King John have received any credit for having been born on Christmas Eve?)

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Arborist News for August 2024 has as its continuing education unit (CEU) article Taking an ecosystem approach to tree management, by Johan Östberg of Sweden's The Tree Office and Vikki Bengtsson of Sweden's ProNatura.

The article judges aging, dead woody plants, be they fallen or standing tree parts or trees, as pro-biodiversity, pro-carbon sequestration, pro-nutrient cycling and pro-wildlife conservation and habitat.

Both articles opine in favor of reducing or removing the above urban-forest configurations only if they offer unaesthetics or danger.

Would that seem to be the trend in the British Isles?

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Sheep, so intelligent and so intuitive as to attract the attention of God and of Jesus Christ and of King David, appeal to me what with their generous, kill-free dairy and wool products.

Some Unitedstatesians give cattle, goats, horses and sheep no quarters such as barns. And yet every sentient has to have, in Dylan terms, "shelter from the storm."

Would cows, goats, horses and sheep be left outside 24-7 or would they have available barn-ing in the British Isles?

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That's good news even as the British Isles is quite impressive in its litter-free, recyclable commitments.

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Penny Meadow calls to mind the Beatles' Penny Lane.

Does the penny in Penny Lane have the same etymological context as Penny Meadow?

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So Madeira appeals to those who appreciate orchid species.

Your answer considers that "every year the societies want a new theme."

Does that mean that orchid species elsewhere get no attention in any upcoming year or is there a wait between a theme first appearing and then possibly making a comeback?

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Those learning, reviewing or stumbling over geometry undoubtedly count among those going to go through your math videos as they get released!

Is the geometry video going to be for distance-learners, home-schoolers and self-instructees?

I have difficulty typing with accent symbols, so I often leave them out. I personally have not encountered both names, and I have worked on several textbooks. That does not mean it does not exist. I would have to have experience with every textbook to make such a claim.

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So Unitedstatesian common usage apparently drops the circonflexe, "little hat" accent over the French surname L'Hôpital.

Is common usage indicating Bernoulli setting the rule into motion or is he ignored, such as there's no such identification of the Bernoulli-L'Hopital rule, with the former the first-time known inventor and the latter the first-time known printer?

Thank you for the four links at the very end of your wizzley!

The little brother and the little sister link intrigues me with the in-text images.

It initially looks like perhaps her changing hair length might muster up passing time. But then that length nestles sometimes at, sometimes above, sometimes below her waist.

So there might, might not be a temporal interpretation other than artistic whim.

Or might perhaps artistic interpretation present us a heroine with fast-growing hair after each trim?