Entailment also differs from presupposition in that in presupposition, the truth of what one is presupposing is taken for granted.
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The proposed constitution forbade the English practices of primogeniture and entailment, following a change made to Spanish law in 1821.
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This drawback can be overcome by checking for entailment facts that are to be added to the current set of consequences.
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I checked the entailment article, and asked on the talk page there, but I haven't gotten any responses.
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*Due to various entailments, Louise-Jeanne could not pass on the title, which became extinct at her death.
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The solution to this is to accept the above statement not as the equivalent of physicalism, but as an entailment of it.
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Since facts are stored as clauses, possibly with " local variables ", entailment is restricted over the variables of their heads.
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Entailment as external implication between two terms expresses a metatruth outside the language of the logic, and is considered part of the metalanguage.
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Furthermore, inconsistency-robust proof by contradiction holds for entailment ( A?! ( B'" �B ) ) ?" �B.
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Ren?had made an entailment that gave the succession to the female line of his nephew, in case the male line would become extinct.
