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XIV-D and XIV-C: the retained instance

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The neighborhoods $A, B, Y$ have disjoint closures, $Z \subset A$ , and $B \times A \times Y \subset V$ . Their role is kernel localization, not deletion of the characteristic stratum.

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input: Input statement: Pair, local incidence, and branch diagnostic
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