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We demonstrate that pure C*-algebras form a robust class by proving that pureness follows from very weak comparison and divisibility properties. Using this, we show that every simple, non-elementary C*-algebra with a unique quasitrace and with very mild comparison is pure, and, as a result, has strict comparison. Furthermore, sufficiently non-commutative C*-algebras of stable rank one and with weak comparison are likewise pure. We also show that adequately non-elementary C*-algebras with finite nuclear dimension are pure, which leads to the verification of the non-simple Toms-Winter conjecture for a large class of C*-algebras.
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