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A Riemannian corner-cutting algorithm generalizing a classical construction for quadratics was previously shown by the author to produce a C 1 C^1 curve p ∞ p_∞ whose derivative is Lipschitz. The present paper takes the analysis of p ∞ p_∞ a step further by proving that it possesses left and right accelerations everywhere. Two-sided accelerations are shown to exist on the complement of a countable dense subset D D of the domain. The results are shown to be sharp in the following sense. For almost any scaled triple in Euclidean space there is a Riemannian perturbation of the Euclidean metric such that the two-sided accelerations of the resulting curve p ∞ p_∞ exist nowhere in D D .
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