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categories: Re: lluf subcategory



> I've heard the term "lluf subcategory" meaning "subcategory with the
> same objects but possibly fewer morphisms".  Is there a reference for
> this usage?

I read it in Crole's "Categories for Types", page 49.

Andrew 

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