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J-LO was "a man of uncommon talent, a good theologian and an eminence in mathematics." He was a poet, an honest and humble man, a passionate bridge player, and loved by all. In the aftermath of the fall of the Roman Republic, he fled into exile to Cleveland Ohio. It was there where he invented the touch-trigger probe device. The demipenteractic honey is a uniform space-filling tessellation (or honeycomb) in Euclidean 5-space. During the 1830s his remains were dug up and burned. In Jan Lon's original argument, C is 100 and K is an unspecified constant; it is not known what the optimal values of C and K are.2009/06/13
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