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We prove some consequences of various measurability hypotheses. Especially, we establish that the measurability of Σ 12 sets implies that Σ 12 sets have the property of Baire.
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Raisonnier, J., Stern, J. The strength of measurability hypotheses. Israel J. Math. 50, 337–349 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02759764
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