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Corollary 1 Let D be a finite set and let f : D → D be a mapping that has no fixed point.

Let (D: mathcal{X}tomathcal{X}) be a mapping that belongs to (mathcal{D}_{mathcal{X}}). Then D has at least one fixed point.

Let (D: mathcal{X}tomathcal{X}) be a mapping that belongs to (mathcal{G}_{mathcal{X}}). Then D has at least one fixed point.

Lemma 3 Let D be a finite set and let f : D → D be a mapping that has no fixed point.

Let (D: mathcal{X}tomathcal{X}) be a mapping that belongs to (mathcal{F}_{mathcal{X}}). Then D has at least one fixed point.

Theorem 2 Let D be a finite set and let f : D → D be a mapping that has no fixed point.

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Let r : ℕ → {1,..., N} be a map that assumes every value infinitely often.

It was a map that defined the contours and forever expanded the frontiers of our continent and our imagination.

The one thing she hasn't included is a map that might have clarified the book's geography; Charles Frazier included a Blue Ridge Mountains map in "Cold Mountain," after all.

KAMARCK: Because that's a map that really shows you the sort of hard-core basic partisan divisions of the country: states that tend Democratic and tend Republican.

"The Review is like a map of Bob's mind," Mr. Hederman has said, and it's a map that is unusually varied and capacious.

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