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The aim of this note is to settle some foundational questions about the behavior of birational rigidity in extensions of algebraically closed fields.
A short note that contains some Cliff's notes of the general theory (see math.AG/9905103) but concentrates on one of the stranger aspects of it - existence of other irreducible components.
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