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We employ the Ricci flow to derive a new theorem about Gromov almost flat manifolds, which generalizes and strengthens the celebrated Gromov–Ruh Theorem. In our theorem, the condition in the Gromov–Ruh Theorem is replaced by the substantially weaker condition .
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