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Let (X,τ) be a countable topological space. We say that τ is an analytic (resp. Borel) topology if τ as a subset of the Cantor set $2^X$ (via characteristic functions) is an analytic (resp. Borel) set. For example, the topology of the Arkhangel'skiĭ-Franklin space $S_ω$ is $F_{σδ}$. In this paper we study the complexity, in the sense of the Borel hierarchy, of subspaces of $S_ω$. We show that $S_ω$ has subspaces with topologies of arbitrarily high Borel rank and it also has subspaces with a non-Borel topology. Moreover, a closed subset of $S_ω$ has this property iff it contains a copy of $S_ω$.