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Baire spaceIn topology, a Baire space is a particular type of topological space in which, intuitively, there are "enough" points for certain limit processes.A topological space X is called a Baire space if it satisfies one (and therefore all) of the following equivalent conditions:
In proofs, condition 4 is commonly used to show that certain interior points must exist. Examples of Baire spaces:
Note that the space of rational numbers with their ordinary topology are not a Baire space, since they are the union of countably many nowhere dense sets, the singletons. One arrest has been made. The ministry's
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receipts. Japanese citizens' groups conservatively estimated that
in 1994 were faked, a practice known as "kara shutcho" (i.e., empty
existence of a 100 million yen secret fund. In a resulting probe,
Some of the money was used to support friendly politicians.
But slush funds are not a sovereign prerogative. Multinationals,
even NGO's salt away some of their revenues and profits in
Secret election campaign slush funds are a fixture in American
funds but the House is busy loosening its provisions. "The
Germany, both its major political parties, many of the Lander and
party, funds seem to be involved in the majority of these lurid
funds, though corporate donations - providing they are transparent -
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