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Meanings of logic in English
Study of inference and demonstration.
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Usage of logic in English
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Perhaps she'd actually learned something in that required logic course she'd taken.
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However, valid logic does not always guarantee truth or a sound argument.
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The solution has been available for years: Put logic in the card.
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The other problem was a reluctant acceptance of the financial logic involved.
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I'll let logic and ideas lead me; there's more meat in them.
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Then consider the Scottish National party, which continues to defy political logic.
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This is not a political or legal threat, but simple business logic.
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But he had to approach the situation with logic of some sort.
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It was the spear-point of his logic in his debates with Douglas.
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The market is only one issue, and it follows its own logic.
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But the analogy succinctly objectifies the logic of the domestic violence industry.
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Somewhere in the details he'd find the answer; it was simple logic.
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However, whoever governs Greece will be faced with a similar compelling logic.
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Cox regression and fuzzy logic rule generation were used for statistical analysis.
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In a sense, it often follows the same logic as physical self-harm.
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The most common form of scripting logic is the use of variables.
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