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Now, when crediting Frege also with the pioneering of a detailed execution of a logicist program, one cannot ignore his continuing insistence that the truths of Euclidean geometry were synthetic a priori, and founded in a completely different way from the truths of arithmetic.[5] Hence they were not subject to his doctrine of logicism.

Surveyed in 1828 and founded in 1833 as a garrison and convict town, it was declared a municipality in 1859 and a city in 1864.

Walk Japan Ltd., based in Hong Kong and founded in 1992, offers a 12-day walking tour of the Nakasendo.

Based in Itasca, Ill., and founded in 1908, Darley began as a maker of municipal firefighting equipment, including fire trucks.

As a relatively recent concept, and one founded in a mathematic definition, alternative definitions for replacement cost have not been proposed.

The union is founded in a treaty, and treaties derive their authority from the entities that sign them.

There's an imbalance in media exposure, and a lot of that is founded in a lack of understanding".

We were founded in an awakening, and we usually have them about every 80 years.

After World War II he worked in publishing and founded a school in Switzerland.

Kevin Swan was diagnosed with ALS in February of 2012 and founded A Life Story Foundation in April of that same year.

Matthew proclaimed himself a rabbi and founded a congregation in New York called the Commandment Keepers.