Because template aliases are too complex for Microsoft

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namespace utils
{

    /* Because
     *
     * template <typename T>
     * using vector = std::vector<T, core::Allocator<T>>;
     *
     * is too complex for Microsoft (MSVC 110). */
    namespace _I_hate_MSVC
    {
        using std::vector;
        using std::set;

        template <typename T>
        class __Vector : public vector<T, core::Allocator<T>>
        {
        public:

            using typename vector::vector;

        };

    }

    using _I_hate_MSVC::__Vector;

    template <typename T>
    class vector : public __Vector<T>
    {
    public:

        using typename __Vector::__Vector;

    };

}