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For two disjoint sets A and B we have two possible
situations: they can be complementary or mutually exclusive sets.
If we denote by A'C the complement of
A with regard to some larger set C containing A
(i.e. A'C=C \ A, where A is a subset of C),
it is also possible to take for C the universal set,
so the complement of A is "no A". In this case we have the
classical relation "figure"-"ground".
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