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It is consistent that there exists an uncountably chromatic triple system which does not contain two triples with two common points or circuits of lengths 3, 5.

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We determine a class of triple systems such that each must occur in a triple system with uncountable chromatic number that omits
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(the unique system consisting of two triples on four vertices). This class contains all odd circuits of length ≧ 7. We also show that consistently there are two finite triple systems such that they can separately be omitted by uncountably chromatic triple systems but not both.
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It is consistent that there exists a set mappingF with ß<F(ß, a)<a for ß + 2 = a >w 2 with no uncountable free sets.

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