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  2. Evidentiality - Wikipedia

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    Evidentiality is often considered to be a sub-type of epistemic modality (see, for example, Palmer 1986, Kiefer 1994). Other linguists consider evidentiality (marking the source of information in a statement) to be distinct from epistemic modality (marking the degree of confidence in a statement). An English example: I see that he is coming ...

  3. Green paper - Wikipedia

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    4 Examples. Toggle Examples subsection ... a green paper is a tentative government report and consultation document of policy ... Green papers tend to be statements ...

  4. Falsifiability - Wikipedia

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    A famous example of a basic statement from J. B. S. Haldane is "[These are] fossil rabbits in the Precambrian era." This is a basic statement because it is possible to find a fossil rabbit and to determine that the date of a fossil is in the Precambrian era, even though it never happens that the date of a rabbit fossil is in the Precambrian era.

  5. Democrats slam Trump for not making good on promise to ... - AOL

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    In statements to NBC News, Warren and McGovern excoriated Trump for how he spent his first week in office. “If Donald Trump is serious about working to lower grocery prices, he should buckle ...

  6. Inductive reasoning - Wikipedia

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    Inductive reasoning refers to a variety of methods of reasoning in which broad generalizations or principles are derived from a set of observations. [1] [2] Unlike deductive reasoning (such as mathematical induction), where the conclusion is certain, given the premises are correct, inductive reasoning produces conclusions that are at best probable, given the evidence provided.

  7. Relevance theory - Wikipedia

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    It is used interpretively if it represents some other utterance or thought, irrespective of the truth or state of affairs, as is the case with direct or indirect quotations, summaries, quoting folk wisdom, linguistic example sentences, tentative scientific hypotheses, et cetera. On a deeper level, every utterance is interpretive of a thought of ...

  8. Application essay - Wikipedia

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    A statement of purpose is a formal essay that outlines an applicant's career goals and reasons for choosing a specific field of study or program. It often includes a tentative research plan and highlights relevant experience and accomplishments. A personal statement, on the other hand, is more personal and introspective.

  9. Topic sentence - Wikipedia

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    Using a complex sentence is a way to refer to the content of the paragraph above (dependent clause) and then bring in the content of the new paragraph (the independent clause). Here is a typical example: While the ant generally works for the benefit of the community, she also carries out duties for her own needs.