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curprev 20:5220:52, 25 November 2021‎ David Eppstein talk contribs‎ 4,699 bytes −124‎ Undid revision 1057156440 by Kri (talk) When you write "isn't it enough" you appear to be implying that a total order is less constraining than a cyclic order. But in fact it is more constraining: it involves making an arbitrary choice for where the start of the order is. Why make that choice? undo Tag: Undo
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