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(2) Is the base of axioms sufficiently rich that one can settle every sentence on this basis?

ON the day Abraham Arroyo was sent to prison for 15 years to life for possession of a kilogram of cocaine, one angry man in the courtroom protested, "Even the minimum sentence on this defendant in this case, the 15 to life, is not a fair sentence".

I'm asking Your Honor not to impose such a Draconian sentence on this good person".

It's the idea that I want to end with here on this snowy day in New York in my final sentence on this page.

Just a decade later, Brigitte Bardot would pronounce the death sentence on this greatest period in fashion: "Couture is for grannies".

I don't agree with the second sentence on this page regarding the reality of quarks, but the www isn't exactly awash with explanations of DIS that won't make most people want to die, so Wikipedia will have to do.

I conclude with this sentence: "On the whole, this future is exciting".

Among many forms of paradox, the mathematician and logician Philip Jourdain conceived of the liar paradox, of a card on which on one side "the sentence on the back of this card is false", but on the reverse says "the sentence of the back of this card is true".

Last week I found a letter he wrote me after I left and made out this sentence on the onion skin: "I see that I have here in my room this bottle of patchouli and a glove for the left hand".

The intriguing thing about BillFloat, however, was this sentence on the placeholder website: "We are a PayPal and Venrock backed startup re-defining a $100 billion market and are looking for Rails engineers".

This was a card on one side of which was printed: "The sentence on the other side of this card is TRUE".