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For each point x, choose a global section s whose germ sx​ generates the rank-one free OX,x​-module Lx​. The section s⊗s is global, and tensor products commute with taking stalks. Therefore
(s⊗s)x​=sx​⊗sx​
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generates (L⊗OX​​L)x​. Thus the tensor square is globally generated. More generally, the tensor product of globally generated line bundles is globally generated: choose a generator section for each factor at the point and tensor them. This works on every scheme, including nonreduced schemes.

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