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Line 259: :: Can you show me any other linearly ordered set (besides the rational numbers) of which it can be said: between any two members there is always another? Allow me to answer this question. '''NO'''. : That is nonsense. I can easily show you many such sets. One of them is the real numbers. Another is the real algebraic numbers. Another is rational functions in one variable with real coefficients with a certain natural ordering. [[User:Michael Hardy\|Michael Hardy]] ([[User talk:Michael Hardy\|talk]]) 05:42, 22 January 2010 (UTC) You wrote:

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