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I'm Leora and I live in Bell End.
I'm interested in English Literature, Poker and Arabic art. I like travelling and watching Sons of Anarchy.

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+I'm Leora and I live in Bell End. <br>I'm interested in English Literature, Poker and Arabic art. I like travelling and watching Sons of Anarchy.<br><br>Here is my homepage; [http://www.sterrenreizen.org/cp/scripts/Perl/Guestbook/E-Guest_show.pl Fifa 15 Coin Generator]
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-'''Idempotency of entailment''' is a property of [[logical system]]s that states that one may derive the same consequences from many instances of a hypothesis as from just one.   This property can be captured by a [[structural rule]] called '''contraction''' and in such systems one may say that [[Logical consequence|entailment]] is [[idempotent]] if and only if contraction is an [[admissible rule]].
-Rule of Contraction: from
-A,C,C -> B
-is derived
-A,C -> B.
-Or in [[sequent calculus]] notation,
-:<math>\frac{\Gamma,C,C\vdash B}{\Gamma,C\vdash B}</math>
-{{DEFAULTSORT:Idempotency Of Entailment}}
-[[Category:Logical consequence]]
-[[Category:Theorems in propositional logic]]
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