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1) телефон. абонентский аппарат2) подгруппа3) подкласс4) подмножество5) полукомплект•- almost open subset - almost unitary subset - bounded below subset - countably paracompact subset - everywhere dense subset - linearly independent subset - locally closed subset - locally polyhedral subset - locally tame subset - nonvoid subset - polynomially convex subset - potentially invertible subset - relatively compact subset - relatively pseudocompact subset - right perfect subset - right unitary subset - strongly dependent subset - strongly positive subset - totally ordered subset - uniformly integrable subset - universally measurable subset - weakly bounded subset - weakly closed subset - weakly invariant subset - weak-star closed subset - well ordered subset - well separated subset
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