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Did you know... that the three-story tall
Torah Ark(pictured) of the Great Synagogue in
Włodawa,
Poland, is decorated with carvings of 18th-century musical instruments to illustrate one of the
Psalms?
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Although I like this article and think the topic is great, unfortunately there are some words which simply do not fall within the convention of neutrality. Words such as "fine" or "interestingly" should be avoided to be as neutral and objective as possible (even if I or others personally agree with it).
Gryffindor14:38, 6 December 2008 (UTC)reply