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The Cantor Set is a classic example of a fractal and is constructed by repeatedly removing the middle third of a line segment, leading to a set that is uncountably infinite yet has zero measure. It illustrates fundamental concepts in topology and measure theory, demonstrating how a set can be both nowhere dense and perfect, with every point being a limit point.
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