Topological group, which is second category in itself, is a Baire space.

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A Baire space is a topological space in which the union of every countable collection of closed sets with empty interior has empty interior.

$G$ is a topological group, if $G$ is of the second category (in itself), then $G$ is Baire space, that is to say, every nonempty open subset of $G$ is of the second category in $G$.

How to prove it?

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