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In mathematics, one of the elements belonging to a set. For example, 25 and 2,500 are both members of the set of square numbers, but 250 is not.



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Though the reader may have long since concluded Lady Bellaston to be a member (and no inconsiderable one) of the great world; she was in reality a very considerable member of the little world; by which appellation was distinguished a very worthy and honourable society which not long since flourished in this kingdom.
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