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    Supports→The restricted principle that all well-founded sets are well-orderable is consistent with this theory

    In such constructions, well-founded sets inherit well-orderability

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    The Axiom of Choice in any global form is inconsistent with this theory, but it is consistent for all well-founded sets to be well-orderable (in fact, this will be true in the models described above if the construction is carried out in an environment in which Choice is true). This is sufficient for the usual mathematical applications.

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