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The finite-height property is crucial to lattice-based static program analysis; The finite-height property is crucial to lattice-based static program analysis;
we'll talk about it in more detail in the next post of this series. we'll talk about it in more detail in the next post of this series.
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### Appendix: Proof of Uniqueness of Keys ### Appendix: Proof of Uniqueness of Keys
I will provide sketches of the proofs here, and omit the implementations I will provide sketches of the proofs here, and omit the implementations

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