However, it is by no means necessary to a theory of evolution that it embodies any presupposition of increasing or decreasing complexity. |
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And, a third embedded presupposition was that the client could place herself on such a scale. |
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Russell, on the other hand, makes no distinction between assertion and presupposition. |
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Our presupposition is pretty fantastical in comparison to the one held by the general population. |
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The case of subcontraries will be revealed to include an unjustified presupposition in the section concerning the modern square of opposition. |
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My second point of dissent is Dean's presupposition that parents were sufficiently informed, by almanacs, about planetary positions. |
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In this way the connexive concept of implication accounts for a necessary presupposition of all conditional and a fortiori logical orientation. |
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The disjunction that has been caused derives from presupposition alone, assisted by Henry, its agent. |
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Nevertheless, parody remains within the economy of presupposition by its genre's definition. |
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Notice that the therapist did not explain or justify this presupposition in a preamble but simply embedded it in the question. |
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Negative constructions have an overdetermined role with respect to presupposition. |
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Second, resolving this underspecification requires reasoning about how the presupposition is rhetorically connected to the discourse context. |
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Implicature is concerned with the various inferences we can make without actually being told, and includes presupposition. |
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The treatment of presupposition is thus generalized and integrated into the discourse update procedure. |
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A pastoral presupposition here was that this had to be made possible for peope who had no theologically trained personnel on the spot. |
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This is, therefore, an absolutely necessary need and justifies its presupposition not merely as an allowable hypothesis but as a practical postulate. |
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I have taken that presupposition for granted for forty years. |
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While analogy is not a tainted operation in and of itself, automatic analogy is the means by which presupposition comes to dictate the reading of the text. |
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The link must be a matter of investigation rather than of presupposition. |
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Using Clendinnen's private lives to preface this very public one is a tactic meant to stay the hand of presupposition and the stereotypes it holds. |
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As a great point of convergence, this is also a fundamental presupposition for authentic peace. |
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It is based on extrapolation of observations taken in the present, according to a prior assumption, or presupposition, of materialism. |
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That was the starting point, or presupposition, of my statement today and also a motive for my coming here. |
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Discerning the specific contradictions in a city is a presupposition for communication between artists and recipients. |
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They are based on a presupposition of evolution and a comparison of specific body parts while ignoring others. |
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Creation Science rejects this presupposition, therefore interpreting the same observed data according to a different worldview. |
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Such ownership is a condition and protection of freedom and the presupposition and guarantee of human dignity. |
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In particular the presupposition that all the cells studied were equal to the average obtained from a mass recovery of proteins from a tissue. |
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This presupposition is tinged with idealism, and sometimes indeed with naïveté. |
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Let us start with the presupposition that causal determinism obtains. |
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The assignment of operational responsibility to EULEX was welcomed on the presupposition that EULEX would make use of its executive functions when required. |
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He is trapped in a dichotomist play arising from the inherent presupposition that a difference exists between the free and not free. |
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An essential presupposition for discerning these vocations is, first and foremost, to be aware of the nature and mission of that state of life in the Church. |
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Here again the awareness of one's own wounds and the knowledge of how to heal, is a presupposition of healing others with intuition and compassion. |
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The presupposition of the talmudic modes of thought is that order is better than chaos, reflection than whim, decision than accident, ratiocination and rationality than witlessness and force. |
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Creation scientists use the same scientific method, but simply operate under the presupposition that God designed and assembled our world when forming theories. |
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In your presupposition of that question, you assume that the instrumentarium of power is to be controlled by the believers who are atheists and agnostics. |
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Since the presupposition that religions in themselves must be protected was not acceptable to the European Union, it had been unable to propose amendments to a text whose approach it did not share. |
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The presupposition is then merely pragmatic. |
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They had, they said, voted for the law at that time only on the presupposition that it really only applied to football hooligans, and not to people who wanted to express their political views. |
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What we want is a stronger EU, but, if the EU is to be made stronger, one fundamental presupposition is that we think back to one simple saying: in unity, strength. |
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Reciprocity, however, is a central presupposition of the well-established deontological, utilitarian and contractual frameworks for moral decision-making. |
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This presupposition comes directly from the certainty that it is God who calls, and therefore from the search for those signals that indicate the presence of the divine call. |
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Creation Astronomy differs only in that it attempts to explain stellar phenomena from the presupposition that celestial bodies were created by God. |
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In this article, we apply groupthink theory to a setting where the presupposition of failure is anything but uncontroversial. |
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He argued that this view is the principal theoretical presupposition underpinning most forms of authoritarianism and totalitarianism. |
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This indispensable presupposition was totally lacking, because of the controversy that resulted after the suspension of the research and because of the suspected offences that accompanied the suspension. |
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What happens when a presupposition is false? |
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As is noted elsewhere in the bibliography, this presupposition does not necessarily reflect the objectives and goals of many PLEI initiatives, which are better suited to various qualitative methods of evaluation. |
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