“…Since By (5), without loss of generality, we may assume π( p F p ) ⊆ B 2 . Since the extension 0 → p J p → A → π(A ) → 0 is quasidiagonal, by (13), (14), (19) and Theorem 3.2, there exist a projection q and a C * -subalgebra A 1 ∈ I (1) of A with 1 A 1 = q, π(q) =q and π(A 1 ) = B 2 , and a projection r ∈ ( p − q)J ( p − q) such that (20) qx − xq < 8ξ and r x − xr < 24ξ, ∀ x ∈ q Fq; (21) qxq ∈ 2ξ C and (q + r )x(q + r ) ∈ 18ξ A 1 + r Jr, ∀ x ∈ q Fq; (22) (n + 1)[ f α 5 α 6 (( p − q − r )a( p − q − r ))] ≤ [ f d 1 d 2 (qaq)]. Let A 2 = A 1 + r Jr.…”