David R wrote:
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> Remove #includes for:
> 
> 	linux/mempolicy.h	(already from linux/migrate.h)
> 	linux/mm.h		(already from linux/highmem.h)

I didn't see any problem offhand with the other patches 0 to 3 in this
set, but this patch 4/4 surprises me.

Perhaps I'm out of phase with what's customary in the kernel, but I
prefer directly including whatever headers I explicitly need.
Depending on some other header to drag in something you have explicit
need of anyway makes things more fragile.

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