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A universally quantified sentence ∀xFx is true in a model if and only if each instance is true in the model.

As for counterfactuals, which appeal to what might have been, the counterfactual "If he hadn't pressed the alarm, she would have been killed," for instance, is true if there is a possible world in which he didn't press the alarm, and she was killed, that is more similar to our own world than one in which he pulled the cord and she wasn't killed.

This, for instance, was true for Gilbert Maxwell, the cleanup man in the Georgia shrimp factory.

This is true in exactly one instance: gay civil rights.

I'm sure the same is true in these other instances.

While this is true in the majority of instances it may not hold true for cells unable to trigger downstream effector caspases.

What is true in Berlin or Paris, for instance, may not be true in all of Germany or France, respectively.

For instance, they may be true in yeast and drosophila but not in mammalian cells.

A lot of diplomacy -- involving both successes and failures -- happens outside the public eye, and this could easily be true in this instance as well.

The notion that management "had to be aware of what was going on" may well be true in some instances, but that perception alone is not enough to prove any individual corruptly and willfully violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which is the required legal intent standard for a conviction.

However, this may not be true in practical instances of real-time occurrences.