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The author studies the following type of implications. Fix \(b \in \partial B^n,\) assume that a function \(f : B^n \to\mathbb R^n\) has limit \(\alpha\) along a sequence \(b_k \to b\). What additional hypotheses are needed to infer that \(f\) has the same limit \(\alpha\) along some ``massive'' set \(E\)? Here one can let three things to vary: (a) the notion of the limit, (b) the hypotheses concerning the function, (c) the desired conclusion. For instance, a limit along a sequence can be replaced by a limit along a curve or by an approximate limit, the mapping could be quasiconformal or quasiregular, and the desired conclusion could be that the function has a nontangential limit or a limit along a hyperbolic neighborhood of the sequence. In the case of quasiregular mappings, also the effect of the growth of multiplicity is studied. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1032.30001].