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<p>light of these two examples, we can reject the following candidate definitions in favour of the one in the next section:<br/>
# We could remove the points where  is zero, and take the support to be the remainder  This might work for the Dirac measure  but it would definitely not work for  since the Lebesgue measure of any singleton is zero, this definition would give  empty support.<br/>
# By comparison with the notion of <a href="page.php?w=Strictly_positive_measure">strict positivity</a> of measures, we could take the support to be the set</p><p>
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