 An example of a stable match for this situation is represented as three pairs \((a,e)\), \((b,f)\), \((c,d)\). Note that woman \(d\) ends up with the man that is at the bottom of her list. But this match is still stable, for although \(c\) is willing to swap her husband for any of the other two men, these two candidates will not agree, for they both happen to be married to the woman who is on the top of their own list.