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E. requires at most some instances of induction and collection beyond Proof: E. 2. M. BEESON 46 Remark: In case T is a non-extensional theory, we can allow an arbitrary formula in place of a definable set in the rule of local continuity, local uniform continuity, and continuous choice. We now shall obtain some consistency results complementing these results on derived rules. These results concern the principles corresponding to the derived rules we have already studied; their statements are obtained from the rules in the obvious way, namely: if a rule says, from A infer B, then the corresponding principle 1 s A + B.
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must prove is in x' in order to show x' is good.
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