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AlmostIn mathematics, especially in set theory, when dealing with sets of infinite size, the term almost or nearly is used to mean all the elements except for finitely many.In other words, an infinite set S that is a subset of another infinite set L, is almost L if the subtracted set L\S is of finite size. This is conceptually similar to the Almost everywhere concept of Measure theory. Examples:
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that grove.
"Is it really necessary," he said, "for you to express yourself
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nuts are not good here."
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bread; if you went out of this grove you would starve?"
The purblind little creature shrieked. The traveller took the sound
who, under a tall tree, was singing.html">singing very loudly indeed, while all
of small noses. The creature stopped singing as the traveller came
them sweetish and very oily.
"Why," he said to the creature, "did you sing.html">sing so loud? You cannot
come, answer me!"
But the purblind little creature began to sing again at the top of
great that the traveller hastened away. He passed many other
last he came to one that looked even blinder than the rest, but whose
the traveller sat down to listen. For a long time he listened to
he heard a faint rustle and three little oval nuts lay on the ground.
The traveller cracked one of them. It was of delicate flavour. He
said:
"Tell me, little blind creature, whose song is so charming, where did
listening for the fall of nuts.
"Ah, indeed!" said the traveller: "You, whose voice is so clear, is
once in a way, though all this has been said before, we may as well
much bad and false fiction; why the demand for it is so great.
furnish the exception to this rule. For, consider how, as a class,
occupation, nothing whatever compels any one of us to serve an
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