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Localize when the predictable integrand first exceeds level n, just before that increment is taken. The resulting stopped integrand is bounded, so its martingale transform is a martingale by the stated result. The localization times increase to infinity because each finite collection of Ht​ is finite almost surely. Hence X is a local martingale.

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