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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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A practical and logical system of standardizing raw silks.
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Perhaps this was not a collection, but a catalogue, indexed according to some arbitrary but perfectly logical system.
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He constrained that thinker's ideas into a compact logical system which swayed Germany till Kant swept it away.
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This is certainly the more logical system, but it is not so agreeable to the visiting stranger as ours is.
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Starting with the theory of the rights of man, they build up a logical system, then a revolution, and the theory goes into practice.
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They formed his system of logic and the most of his creed.
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He arrives at his truths by a regular and consecutive system of logic.
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The speech is no mean system of logic and of the rules of evidence in itself.
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As it does that it instills the new morality, the system of logic to which the group adheres.
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Hence a system of logic, of philosophy, of expressed belief, of doctrine, inevitably grows up in a thinking community, a thinking Church.
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Then, again, new points of view are provided by the invention of new methods in that system of logic which we call mathematics.
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But he knew that most people followed, not classical or symbolic logic, but that unanalyzable and invalid system of logic deriving from their emotions.
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The common way of speech and thought which the old system of logic has simply systematized, is too glib and too presumptuous of certainty.
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They inhabited different spheres of air, subscribed to different systems of logic.
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It was through the study of John Stuart Mill's " System of Logic."
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In England this idea was still a novelty when Mill's System of Logic appeared in 1843.
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I have been given to understand that systems of logic and methodology must be devised and perfected before science advances.
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His first great work was "A System of Logic," the result of many years' previous study, which appeared in 1843.
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"That system of logic may be imbued into a machine without too much difficulty," said Daniel.