  The notion of the geometrical $\Z/2 \oplus \Z/2$--control of
self-intersection of a skew-framed immersion and the notion of the $\Z/2 \oplus
\Z/4$-structure (the cyclic structure) on the self-intersection manifold of a
$\D_4$-framed immersion are introduced. It is shown that a skew-framed
immersion $f:M^{\frac{3n+q}{4}} \looparrowright \R^n$, $0 < q <<n$ (in the
$\frac{3n}{4}+\epsilon$-range) admits a geometrical $\Z/2 \oplus \Z/2$--control
if the characteristic class of the skew-framing of this immersion admits a
retraction of the order $q$, i.e. there exists a mapping $\kappa_0:
M^{\frac{3n+q}{4}} \to \RP^{\frac{3(n-q)}{4}}$, such that this composition $I
\circ \kappa_0: M^{\frac{3n+q}{4}} \to \RP^{\frac{3(n-q)}{4}} \to \RP^{\infty}$
is the characteristic class of the skew-framing of $f$. Using the notion of
$\Z/2 \oplus \Z/2$-control we prove that for a sufficiently great $n$,
$n=2^l-2$, an arbitrary immersed $\D_4$-framed manifold admits in the regular
cobordism class (modulo odd torsion) an immersion with a $\Z/2 \oplus
\Z/4$-structure. In the last section we present an approach toward the Kervaire
Invariant One Problem.
