Jeremy:
> My preference is that global kills the local-decl only in one scope.
I agree, because otherwise there would be no way of
*undoing* the effect of a global in an outer scope.
The way things are, I can write a function
def f():
x = 3
return x
and be assured that x will always be local, no matter what
environment I move the function into. I like this property.
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