because

[see also: as, for, since]

However, this argument is fallacious, because as remarked after Lemma 3, $K$ is discontinuous.

This is because the factor $M$ satisfies condition (P).

Unfortunately, because of the possible presence of `cusps', this need not be true.

Because of this, $W$ is never long enough to cancel with $M$ in the product $ABC$.



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