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Given any algorithm and environment, there always exists a sequence of actions and feedback that satisfies `IsAlgEnvSeq` by the Ionescu-Tulcea theorem.
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However other constructions of such sequences are possible, and it is easier to work with generic sequences satisfying `IsAlgEnvSeq` than with a specific construction.
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Which sequence we choose does not matter for the results we prove, since all such sequences are equal in distribution, as stated by the following theorem.
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