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... major term , conventionally stated first , is called the major premise , and the other is called the minor premise . In the syllogistic example : syllogism No man is perfect .. Every logician is a man Therefore , no logician is perfect ...
... major term , conventionally stated first , is called the major premise , and the other is called the minor premise . In the syllogistic example : syllogism No man is perfect .. Every logician is a man Therefore , no logician is perfect ...
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... major roles in Luxembourg's economy . Steel production was originally based on exploitation of the iron ore deposits extending from Lorraine into the southwestern corner of the grand duchy . This ore has a high phosphorus content ...
... major roles in Luxembourg's economy . Steel production was originally based on exploitation of the iron ore deposits extending from Lorraine into the southwestern corner of the grand duchy . This ore has a high phosphorus content ...
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... Major affective disorders . The DSM - III defines two major , or severe , affective disorders : bipolar disorder and major depression . A person with bipolar disorder , which has traditionally been called manic - depressive psychosis ...
... Major affective disorders . The DSM - III defines two major , or severe , affective disorders : bipolar disorder and major depression . A person with bipolar disorder , which has traditionally been called manic - depressive psychosis ...
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