Any two scopes share at least the \e global scope as a common ancestor. We find the first scope that is \e not in common. The scope returned will always be an ancestor of \b this. If \b this is an ancestor of the other given scope, then null is returned. \param op2 is the other given Scope \return the first ancestor Scope that is not in common or null
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