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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92852-9he values 0 or 1, then . is bounded in .(0, .) by a bound depending on r and ∣.(0)∣ only, for each . < 1. [In fact we prove a generalization in which . does not assume 0 and .(.) (for some . > 0) does not assume 1.] The principal application is the almost immediate fact that a family of holomorphic

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