Quote: can not replace a clause with one of the same truth-value if it expresses only part of a proposition, or it is also part of another proposition

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It is difficult to exhaust all possibilities that … why, in view of the invariance of the … truth-value. These reasons are: (1) that the clause … that the clause, while it does denote a … a part of another. [e.g., "Since ice is specifically lighter than water, it floats on water"]   Google-1   Google-2

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