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We have never heard of Tom Kippur.

That proves that they are not the same thing, because we are intimately familiar with Yom Kippur,

and have been for more than a half-century, and if Tomwere connected with it in any way, we

would certainly have heard of him by now.

So the answer to the question is " no ".

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