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Please undelete the following question:

Union of closed convex sets

The question and (my - to be fair) answer was highly upvoted. The question was closed/deleted for lack of context. I edited the question to include some context: The claim seems to be true in situations one can immediately think of. It is one example of a claim on convex sets that seems to be true, but isn't.

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Please undelete the following question:

Union of closed convex sets

The question and (my - to be fair) answer was highly upvoted. The question was closed/deleted for lack of context. I edited the question to include some context: The claim seems to be true in situations one can immediately think of. It is one example of a claim on convex sets that seems to be true, but isn't.

Please undelete the following question:

Union of closed convex sets

The question and (my - to be fair) answer was highly upvoted. The question was closed/deleted for lack of context. I edited the question to include some context: The claim seems to be true in situations one can immediately think of. It is one example of a claim on convex sets that seems to be true, but isn't.

undeleted

Please undelete the following question:

Union of closed convex sets

The question and (my - to be fair) answer was highly upvoted. The question was closed/deleted for lack of context. I edited the question to include some context: The claim seems to be true in situations one can immediately think of. It is one example of a claim on convex sets that seems to be true, but isn't.

Please undelete the following question:

Union of closed convex sets

The question and (my - to be fair) answer was highly upvoted. The question was closed/deleted for lack of context. I edited the question to include some context: The claim seems to be true in situations one can immediately think of. It is one example of a claim on convex sets that seems to be true, but isn't.

Please undelete the following question:

Union of closed convex sets

The question and (my - to be fair) answer was highly upvoted. The question was closed/deleted for lack of context. I edited the question to include some context: The claim seems to be true in situations one can immediately think of. It is one example of a claim on convex sets that seems to be true, but isn't.