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... ( example : " Do you like the twins ? " " Neither yes nor no ; but Ann yes and Mary no . " ) or refused altogether , because a mistaken presupposition is involved ( example : " Have you stopped beating your wife ? " ) . ( 7 ) The fallacy ...
... ( example : " Do you like the twins ? " " Neither yes nor no ; but Ann yes and Mary no . " ) or refused altogether , because a mistaken presupposition is involved ( example : " Have you stopped beating your wife ? " ) . ( 7 ) The fallacy ...
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... example : If oxy is taken as before to mean " x loves y , " the wff ( Vx ) oxy expresses the proposition form " Everyone loves y , " in which the identity of y is left unspecified , and so does its bound alphabetical variant ( Vz ) øzy ...
... example : If oxy is taken as before to mean " x loves y , " the wff ( Vx ) oxy expresses the proposition form " Everyone loves y , " in which the identity of y is left unspecified , and so does its bound alphabetical variant ( Vz ) øzy ...
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... example , retail sales in the case of cer- tain items may be by units or dozens , but wholesale deal- ings may be in grosses - i.e . , dozens of dozens or great grosses . Aggregation by twenties was once popular as evidenced by the term ...
... example , retail sales in the case of cer- tain items may be by units or dozens , but wholesale deal- ings may be in grosses - i.e . , dozens of dozens or great grosses . Aggregation by twenties was once popular as evidenced by the term ...
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