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Since that question has a bit of a messy history of edits and an accepted question, I recommend that you leave it closed, but post a new question. Before you do, make sure to take some time to ask a focused and well-motivated question (perhaps you have an example where that is preserved by torsion, and want to know how general it is...). And don't forget to read How To Ask pageHow To Ask page.

Since that question has a bit of a messy history of edits and an accepted question, I recommend that you leave it closed, but post a new question. Before you do, make sure to take some time to ask a focused and well-motivated question (perhaps you have an example where that is preserved by torsion, and want to know how general it is...). And don't forget to read How To Ask page.

Since that question has a bit of a messy history of edits and an accepted question, I recommend that you leave it closed, but post a new question. Before you do, make sure to take some time to ask a focused and well-motivated question (perhaps you have an example where that is preserved by torsion, and want to know how general it is...). And don't forget to read How To Ask page.

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Since that question has a bit of a messy history of edits and an accepted question, I recommend that you leave it closed, but post a new question. Before you do, make sure to take some time to ask a focused and well-motivated question (perhaps you have an example where that is preserved by torsion, and want to know how general it is...). And don't forget to read How To Ask page.