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[QUOTE="diogenesNY, post: 6031787, member: 166358"] Assuming that I am correctly comprehending and/or inferring what you are asking, The statements: "[The] general theory of relativity [is generally accurate and applicable]" AND "Planetary orbits are elliptical." are both generally true and accurate (in standard usage and understanding) and are in no way mutually exclusive or contradictory. ... or perhaps I misunderstood what is being asked. diogenesNY [/QUOTE]
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