Which of the following statements are true?
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Im going to get some coffee. even though ive never drank coffee
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It's true!\nThat's right, it's true that this question is actually false! Since you asked if it was false, the answer would be true!!\nGot it?! ;0)
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Your answer may lie in the link below.
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no it is not true\n\nis this a question?
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One is true, one is false.
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(a) is the correct answer.
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that sounds like a statement. Whats the question?
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False.\n\nThe key word in the question is 'always'.  If there is any probability of a different answer, no matter how small, then it can not be 'always'.
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Every universal statement about *elements* of the empty set is true. So, if you have a property P(x), then you can claim that for every x in the empty set, P(x) is true. However, you cannpt claim the existence of things in the empty set (which would be a statement about the empty set). So the correct version of what you said would be 'everything in the empty set is God'.
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Yes*\n\n*Conditions Apply
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d. all of these statements are true. \n\nI am sorry you have to read that book...I hated it!
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Denfinitely need clarification........
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a) true\nb) false\nc) true\nd) true\ne) false
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So X is dependent on TSOUT (the source of universal truth)\n\nAnd the TSOUT is dependent on X.\n\nThat, my friend, is circular logic, and as such, is a false proof.
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Question is confusing and vague. Please clarify.
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of the answers given, only supersede meets the condition.\nThere does not appear to be another.
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Are these words phrased in the form of an answer.