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Proof That Each Sigma Ring and Intersection of Countably Many Sets is a Borel Set
Proof That Elements of a Connected Space Can be Joined By a Simple Chain Consisting of Elements of the Open Cover of the Space
Proof that Equivalence Classes Are Well Defined For The Set of Loops On a Space
Proof That Every Bounded Closed Interval is Countably Compact
Proof That Every Cauchy Sequence in a Metric Space is Bounded and Totally Bounded
Proof That Every Closed and Bounded Interval With the Absolute Value Topology is Compact
Proof That Every closed Subspace of a Lindelof Space is a Lindelof Space
Proof That Every Compact Hausdorff Space is Normal
Proof That Every Compact T2 Space is Locally Compact
Proof That Every Lindelof Metric Space is Separable

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