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Traditional semantic retrieval usually only performs a single round of similarity ranking between the target theorem and candidate declarations, ignoring the multi-hop dependency relations among declarations, and therefore easily misses supporting lemmas that lie deep in the dependency chain but are highly relevant to the proof.
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