Let u, v and w be three distinct vertices of X and let z be a common neighbor of these three vertices, since it would imply that either v or w belongs to V (C u ). Thus, there exist two distinct vertices u 1 ,
4 ) are two pairs of adjacent vertices In this case, we remove U from X and replace it by {u 13 , u 14 , u 24 }, contradicting the minimality of X. (B3): Suppose, without loss of generality, that u 12 and u 13 exist and are adjacent. Let u ? and u ?? be two existing vertices among {u 14 , u 23 , u 24 , u 34 } such that the three vertices u ? , u ?? and u 13 have no common neighbor. In this case, we remove U from X and replace it by {u ? , u ?? , u 13 }, contradicting the minimality of X. There exist three configurations depending on which are the two adjacent vertices from U . However, for the three possibilities, it is trivial to check that if we remove U from X and replace it by {u ? , u ?? , u 13 } we obtain an odd-cut set, B4): Suppose, without loss of generality, that u 1 and u 2 are adjacent. We can remark that, by Property (B1), no vertex of {u 13 Consequently, every odd cycle C with u 1 ? V (C) contains also another vertex of X ,
} is an odd-cut set, contradicting the minimality of X. By symmetry, the same goes for u 14 , u 23 and u 24 . (B5): Suppose that the vertex u 12 satisfies |B 2 (u 12 ) ? X| > 3. We can remark that if u 13 satisfied also |B 2 (u 13 ) ? X| > 3, then, as for Property (B4), X \ {u 1 } would be an oddcut set ,
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