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Since f ( en ) met only finitely many cells of Y to begin with , we can repeat this process finitely many times to make f ( e ^ n ) miss all cells of Y of dimension larger than n. We repeat this process for every n-cell of X , fixing cells of the subcomplex A on which f is already cellular , and we thus obtain a homotopy ( relative to the ( n − 1 ) - skeleton of X and the n-cells of A ) of the restriction of f to Xn to a map cellular on all cells of X of dimension at most n. Using then the homotopy extension property to extend this to a homotopy on all of X , and patching these homotopies together , will finish the proof .
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