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Favard separation method is an important means to study almost periodic solutions to linear differential equations; later, Amerio applied Favards idea to nonlinear differential equations. In this paper, by appropriate choosing separation and almost periodicity in distribution sense, we obtain the Favard and Amerio type theorems for stochastic differential equations.
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