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The loss of bargaining power that pledging to vote for Clinton entails is also apparent in pressure from Wall Street about Clinton's choice of a running mate: "moderate Democrats in the financial services industry argue that Sanders voters will come on board anyway and that Clinton does not need to pick [Elizabeth] Warren to help her win".

This is produced by a self-referential sentence claiming 'If I am true, then ⊥', where ⊥ is a constant (what logicians usually call the falsum) which is or entails something that is also dialetheically unacceptable, say ⊥ = 'Everything is true', the trivialist claim.

Suicide is not a casual behavior; for all that it may entail impulsivity, it is also a profound and momentous step for which many people don't have the force of will.

But for the specifics of the present negotiations, we are still studying the modalities and the requirements that such modalities would entail". The United States is also considering something similar in the "Enterprise for the Americas" program of prospective trade agreements with South American countries willing to cut their trade barriers.

Denying that space is real can be equivalent to denying that space is absolute; but Leibniz's relationalism, coupled with his familiar early modern view of relations (an independent metaphysical thesis), seems to entail that space is also not real in the sense that it is not independent of the mind.

This is the view that all contradictions are true (and hence, assuming that a conjunction entails its conjuncts, it is also the view that everything is true).

He suggests that the reductio instead requires only "closure of apriori warrant": (CAW) If S is apriori warranted in believing p and p entails q, then S is also apriori warranted in believing q (or at least is able to be thus warranted).

Dialogue entails conversation, but it is also a performance [ 1, 2].

That kind essentialism does not entail essentialism of kind membership is also demonstrated by a second, biological, example.

The fact that for Numenius matter is bad, however, does not necessarily entail that the material world is also bad, as Dillon (1977, 369) suggests, associating Numenius with the Gnostic idea of an evil world.

The regular inclusion of A in B entails that any element of A is also a member of B. The idea suggested in this paper is to relax (or soften) the universal quantifier (all) into "almost all".