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Re: Your nth number is (n*10+n/11)=x-(x/1.11+n/11) for Jesus
equivalent measures in time space accounting
Posted: Jan 7, 2013 8:16 PM

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On Monday, January 7, 2013 5:05:05 PM UTC-8, Martin Musatov wrote:
> PROOF AND ABSOLUTE VALUE TABLE FOR ANY INTEGER n, FIND THE NUMERICAL EQUIVALENT N IN THE TIME OF JESUS.
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> 1 0 1
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> 2 0 2
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> 3 0 3
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> 4 0 4
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> 5 0 5
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> 6 0 6
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> 7 0 7
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> 8 0 8
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> 9 0 9
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> 11 1 10
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> 12 1 11
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> 13 1 12
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> 14 1 13
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> 15 1 14
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> 16 1 15
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> 17 1 16
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> 18 1 17
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> 19 1 18
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> 21 2 19
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> 22 2 20
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> 23 2 21
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> 24 2 22
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> 25 2 23
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> 26 2 24
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> 27 2 25
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> 28 2 26
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> 29 2 27
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> 31 3 28
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> 32 3 29
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> 33 3 30
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> 34 3 31
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> 35 3 32
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> 36 3 33
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> 37 3 34
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> 38 3 35
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> 39 3 36
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> 41 4 37
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> 42 4 38
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> 43 4 39
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> 44 4 40
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> Your nth number is (n*10+n/11)|x-x/1.11+n/11=
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> 44 n (444)-444/1.11+44/11)
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> 44 or (444)
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> 44 STEP1 44*10=440
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> 44 STEP2 44/11=4
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> 44 STEP3 440+4=444
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> 44 STEP4 444/1.11=400
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> 44 STEP5 44/11=4
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> 44 STEP6 400+4=404
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> 44 STEP7 444-404
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> 44 SOLUTION 40
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> FOR THE FISHER OF MEN
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> CYNOSCION REGALIS (noun)
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> The noun CYNOSCION REGALIS has 1 sense:
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> 1. food and game fish of North American coastal waters with a mouth from hooks easily tore out [concise|prior line edited to be more]
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> Familiar information: CYNOSCION REGALIS used as a noun is very rare.
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> Dictionary entry details
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> ? CYNOSCION REGALIS (noun)
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> Sense 1
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> Cynoscion regalis
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> Meaning:
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> Food and game fish of North American coastal waters with a mouth from which hooks easily tear out [original]
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> Classified under:
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> Nouns denoting animals
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> Synonyms:
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> Cynoscion regalis; weakfish
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> Hypernyms ("Cynoscion regalis" is a kind of...):
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> sea trout (any of several sciaenid fishes of North American coastal waters)
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> Meronyms (parts of "Cynoscion regalis"):
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> weakfish (lean flesh of food and game fishes of the Atlantic coast of the United States)
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> Holonyms ("Cynoscion regalis" is a member of...):
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> Cynoscion; genus Cynoscion (sea trout)
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> http://www.audioenglish.net/dictionary/cynoscion_regalis.htm