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In this paper we answer questions of Arhangel'skii and Michael by providing an example of a regular symmetrizable space which is not subparacompact and has a closed subset which is not a Gσ-set. We also use the idea of sequential order to obtain some positive results, and several examples are provided which show that these results are in some sense the best possible.