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A symmetric with respect to 0, bounded, closed convex body \(A\subset X\) (\(X\) a finite-dimensional normed space) will be called a sufficient enlargement for \(X\) if for arbitrary isometric embedding \(X\subset Y\) there exists a projection \(P:Y\to X\) such that \(P(B(Y))\subset A\) (\(B(Y)\) the unit ball of \(Y\)). The main result is: Theorem. There exists a sufficient enlargement for \(\ell_2^2\), which does not contain any integral with respect to a probability measure of parallelograms containing \(B(\ell_2^2)\).
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