Hausdorff condition in differential manifold definition

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Goldbeetle
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Dear all,
why is it needed in the diff manifold definition that the base set M is topologically Hausdorf ?
Since M is locally homeomorphic with Rn as metric space is Hausdorf, shouldn't this condition be automatically satisfied?
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Goldbeetle
 
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The line with two origins is locally Euclidean, but not Hausdorff.