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	The [[music]]al bell is composed of a body (usually either rectangular or globular) and a clapped, suspended within the body. As the bell is moved, the clapper strikes the body, making sound. Bells are generally [[metal]], either beaten into shape around a mould or cast in a bell-[[foundry]].		The [[music]]al bell is composed of a body (usually either rectangular or globular) and a clapped, suspended within the body. As the bell is moved, the clapper strikes the body, making sound. Bells are generally [[metal]], either beaten into shape around a mould or cast in a bell-[[foundry]].

	Most Christian [[church]]es have bells, both to call the faithful to prayer, and to toll out [[event]]s, such as a national triumph or the [[death]] of a notable local. Bells are used in [[music]], and can also be [[sewing\|sewn]] to people's [[clothes]], to chime as they move. Bells were (and are) frequently attached to [[animal]]s' necks, in order that they can be found (or, in the case of a predatory [[cat]], to warn potential prey of its appraoch).		Most Christian [[church]]es have bells, both to call the faithful to prayer, and to toll out [[event]]s, such as a national triumph or the [[death]] of a notable local. Bells are used in [[music]], and can also be [[sewing\|sewn]] to people's [[clothes]], to chime as they move. Bells were (and are) frequently attached to [[animal]]s' necks, in order that they can be found (or, in the case of a predatory [[cat (Animal) \| cat]], to warn potential prey of its appraoch).

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	A '''bell''' is both a [[musical instrument]] (percussion) and an element in [[Christian]] liturgy.		A '''bell''' is both a [[musical instrument]] (percussion) and an element in [[Christian]] [[liturgy]].

	The bell is composed of a body (usually either rectangular or globular) and a clapped, suspended within the body. As the bell is moved, the clapper strikes the body, making sound. Bells are generally metal, either beaten into shape around a mould or cast in a bell-~~'''~~foundry~~'''~~.		The [[music]]al bell is composed of a body (usually either rectangular or globular) and a clapped, suspended within the body. As the bell is moved, the clapper strikes the body, making sound. Bells are generally [[metal]], either beaten into shape around a mould or cast in a bell-[[foundry]].

	Most Christian [[church]]es have bells, both to call the faithful to prayer, and to toll out ~~events~~, such as a national triumph or the death of a notable local. Bells are used in music, and can also be sewn to people's clothes, to chime as they move. Bells were (and are) frequently attached to [[animal]]s' necks, in order that they can be found (or, in the case of a predatory [[cat]], to warn potential prey of its appraoch).		Most Christian [[church]]es have bells, both to call the faithful to prayer, and to toll out [[event]]s, such as a national triumph or the [[death]] of a notable local. Bells are used in [[music]], and can also be [[sewing\|sewn]] to people's [[clothes]], to chime as they move. Bells were (and are) frequently attached to [[animal]]s' necks, in order that they can be found (or, in the case of a predatory [[cat]], to warn potential prey of its appraoch).

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A '''bell''' is both a [[musical instrument]] (percussion) and an element in [[Christian]] liturgy.

The bell is composed of a body (usually either rectangular or globular) and a clapped, suspended within the body. As the bell is moved, the clapper strikes the body, making sound. Bells are generally metal, either beaten into shape around a mould or cast in a bell-'''foundry'''.

Most Christian [[church]]es have bells, both to call the faithful to prayer, and to toll out events, such as a national triumph or the death of a notable local. Bells are used in music, and can also be sewn to people's clothes, to chime as they move. Bells were (and are) frequently attached to [[animal]]s' necks, in order that they can be found (or, in the case of a predatory [[cat]], to warn potential prey of its appraoch).