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Quotient singularities by permutation actions are canonical
The quotient variety associated to a permutation representation of a finite
group has only canonical singularities in arbitrary characteristic. Moreover,
the log pair associated to such a representation is Kawamata log terminal
except in characteristic two, and log canonical in arbitrary characteristic.