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[see also: viewpoint, idea] The preceding observation, when looked at from a more general point
of view, leads to......
It is this point of view which is close to that used in C*-algebras.
Both of these conditions are satisfied if f is bounded (the second in view of Assumption 3).
With a view to bounding I in (8) by the right side of (6), we first......
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[see also: consider, regard, see, think] It is convenient to view G as a
nilpotent group.
The theory of correspondences may be viewed as bridging the gap between......
Here we are viewing the coefficients as reduced fractions.