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Line 1: Contrary to what most ~~mathematicians~~[[mathematician]]s believe, [[Georg Cantor]]'s first proof that the set of all [[real number]]s is uncountable was not his famous [[Cantor's diagonal argument\|diagonal argument]], and did not mention decimal expansions or any other [[numeral system]]. Suppose a set '''R''' is

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