Does the four-amot waiting requirement apply when one intends to pray a second prayer at the same spot rather than returning to one's original place?
Synopsis
Whether the waiting interval is required only when returning to one's original place, or also when one intends to pray the second prayer at the location where one currently stands after pesi'ot acharonot.
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