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    URAIN 

    21 Feb 2012 - 06:03
    Dear friend,
    On the thread
    http://scienceforums.com/topic/24174-matter-occupies-space/page__mode__show
    You have cast, your vote for yes. Now I have released my papers on blog http://spaceandconsensus.wordpress.com
    Now also you would like to remain in same decision stable. i.e matter occupy space. Give reply on the thread.
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