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the propositions
noun
The act of offering (an idea) for consideration.
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And the propositions keep coming.
All the propositions, deals, and whispers were addressed to Laura.
The propositions juxtaposed by Jonah Lehrer are not mutually exclusive.
Groups of students began work by independently exploring one of the propositions.
But you were laughing, too, because some of the propositions were so wild.
He had made "no new debt" the centerpiece of his campaign for the propositions.
The Jansenists acknowledged the heretical tendencies contained in the propositions and the authority of the decision but denied that the propositions in question could be ascribed to Jansen.
Often in rhetorical language the deliberate omission of one of the propositions has a dramatic effect.
In February, support for the propositions was running at barely 30%.
And while many of the propositions are enticing, even the Dragons' pockets aren't deep enough to say yes to everyone.
The propositions of geometry are empirical.
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