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What does it mean for a subspace of a topological space to be ''somewhere dense''?
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Somewhere dense is defined to be the following:
Let B, t be a topological space and C ⊂ B. C is somewhere dense if (Cl C)o ≠Ø, the empty set. That is, if the closure of the interior of C has at least one non-empty set.
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