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Let { x n i } be any subsequence of { x n }.
Let { u n } be any subsequence of { x n } with A K ( { u n } ) = { u }.
Let { v n } be any subsequence of { x n } such that A ( { v n } ) = { v }.
Let { z n } be any subsequence of { x n } such that A ( { z n } ) = { z }.
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