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I have benefited from many discussions with Herbert Heidelberger and other members of the University of Massachusetts and Smith philosophy department, during the preparation of this paper. I thank Anil Gupta for drawing attention to some confusions in an earlier draft of §3.1. Also helpful have been comments made on an earlier draft by Kent Wilson and other colleagues at Chicago Circle. The research was supported in part by an NEH summer grant.

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Grover, D.L. Truth. Philosophia 10, 225–252 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02380767

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