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A 2001 agreement between Anglicans and Lutherans established full interchangeability between clergy of both churches and permits full "communion rights" among members. This brave new world of military-civilian interchangeability hasn't arrived yet, Bradshaw noted, because the current culture is still immersed in old-style thinking. Also new is a system that combines two heaters in one nozzle heater coil to provide redundancy in case one heater fails, while maintaining the same dimensions as previous Incoe nozzle heaters and interchangeability with those designs. |
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