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The article contains dubious statements, like the one following Theorem 3.1 ``\(\dots\) the state \(x(t-\tau)\) may be interpreted as a fictitious input \(f(t)\) \(\dots\). In the sentence following equation (17) the claim ``\(\dots\) the proposed technique may also be applied to systems with time-varying delays\(\dots\) needs to be substantiated by restrictive conditions. Nonautonomous ordinal differential equations are rarely equivalent to autonomous ones (of the same order).
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