Reply to Willi Semmler's and Lucas Bernard's Comments

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On several of the arguments put forward in the above “Comments . . .”, I feel in agreement with Semmler and Bernard. But we probably do not share exactly the same point of view on a couple of questions. The quality of their “Comments . . .” appears precisely because distinguishing between these two categories of issues can be accomplished without any ambiguity. I take up the 5 points above successively.

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