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Todo: add a list of other "significant" results proved by discharging. These could include: Borodin's proof that every planar graph with minimum degree 5 contains a triangle with degree sum at most 17 and Borodin's proof that every planar graph with maximum degree at least 12 has edge-list chromatic number equal to maximum degree. Ptrillian 06:50, 2 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]