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<DIV><BR><BR>There are consistent schools of p'sq tht DO work. And the one
that really comes to mind most often is simply consensus. It works from
Tanur Achinai right down to 3 matzos at the seder. It simply works
consistently across the board. I have asked two prominent RAbbonim in
Teaneeck and they BOTH gave me that is their primary method for Halachic
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<DIV><SPAN class=248053921-04072008> But that still begs
the question, consensus based on what? If in the end it's lev shel torah you
have the same consistency issue you mentioned earlier as well as the classic who
gets a vote issue. Is it almost a gzeirat hakatuv that all votes on the
sanhedrin were equal or is that the model and if so then how do we now
determine to 70/1????</SPAN></DIV>
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