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I think we can deduce from that that I had massive public support".

* * * If it cannot be made to appear that a law is in conflict with the constitution, by argument deduced from the language of the law itself, or from matters of which a court can take judicial notice, then the act must stand.

Classical arguments allow one to deduce from (15) that, for some possibly new positive constant (K_{T}), mathbb {W}^{2}_{T}bigl varPhi(pi_{1}),varPhi( pi_{2} bigr) leq K_{T} int_{0}^{T} mathbb {W}^{2}_{s}(pi_{1},ds_{2}),ds.

Apostol [14] could deduce (1.10) from (1.6) by using an elaborate argument.

Applying additional conditions on the arguments of (2.5), one can deduce from Theorem 2.1 various criteria for (1.1).

We also wish to stress that the model parameters are either derived from experiment or are deduced from reasonable theoretical arguments, so that, essentially, there are no free parameters – there can only be some residual variability in biophysically meaningful ranges – the model is truly predictive, and the results are not merely qualitative but quantitative as well.

It's dangerous to deduce too much from what happened in those arguments because you really don't know what people are thinking and how they'll come out.

At any rate, I can deduce this from another fact.

Notoriously, you can't deduce ought from is – even from a metaphysical is.

Learn how to deduce things from studying a person.

Consider a premise-circular argument that deduces p2 from p1 and p2.