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Let $\fC = \fT(\fu_1)$or$\fC = \fT(\fu_2) \cap\mathfrak{S}$. Then for each $J \in\mathcal{J}'$ and all bounded $g$ with bounded support, we have
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Let $\fC_1 = \fT(\fu_1)$and$\fC_2 = \fT(\fu_2) \cap\mathfrak{S}$. Then for$i = 1,2$ and each $J \in\mathcal{J}'$ and all bounded $g$ with bounded support, we have
By \Cref{scales-impacting-interval}, we have $\ps(\fp) \ge s(J)$ for all $\fp$ occurring in the sum. Further, for each $s \ge s(J)$, the sets $E(\fp)$ for $\fp\in\fP$ with $\ps(\fp) = s$ are pairwise disjoint by \eqref{defineep} and \eqref{eq-dis-freq-cover}, and contained in $B(c(J), 32D^{s})$ by \eqref{eq-vol-sp-cube} and the triangle inequality. Using also the doubling estimate \eqref{doublingx}, we obtain that the expression in the last display can be estimated by
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