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Let X⊂PNX\subset P^N be an n-dimensional connected projective submanifold of projective space. Let p:PN→PN−q−1p : P^N\to P^{N-q-1} denote the projection from a linear Pq⊂PNP^q\subset P^N. Assuming that X⊄PqX\not\subset P^q we have the induced rational mapping ψ:=pX:X→PN−q−1ψ:=p_X: X\to P^{N-q-1}. This article started as an attempt to understand the structure of this mapping when ψψ has a lower dimensional image. In this case of necessity we have Y:=X∩PqY := X\cap P^q is nonempty. We have in this article studied a closely related question, which includes many special cases including the case when the center of the projection $\pn q$ is contained in XX. PROBLEM. Let YY be a proper connected k-dimensional projective submanifold of an nn-dimensional projective manifold XX. Assume that k>0k>0. Let LL be a very ample line bundle on XX such that L⊗IY L\otimes I_Y is spanned by global sections, where IYI_Y denotes the ideal sheaf of YY in XX. Describe the structure of (X,Y,L)(X,Y,L) under the additional assumption that the image of XX under the mapping ψψ associated to ∣L⊗IY∣| L\otimes I_Y| is lower dimensional.

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