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== Example application ==
 
It is easily checked that the function ''f'' : Ord &rarr; Ord, ''f''(&alpha;) = &#1488;<sub>&alpha;</sub> is normal (see [[aleph number]]); thus, there exists an ordinal &Theta; such that &Theta; = &#1488;<sub>&Theta;</sub>. In fact, the above lemma shows that there are infinitely many such &Theta;.