Judgment Aggregation by Quota Rules: Majority Voting Generalized Franz Dietrich Department of Quantitative Economics University of Maastricht and

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• Propositional calculus
• Social choice theory
• Paradoxes
• Philosophy of language
• Discursive dilemma
• Function
• Proposition
• Mathematical proof
• Natural deduction
• Logic
• Mathematics
• Mathematical logic

Rules and Queries with Ontologies: a Unified Logical Framework Enrico Franconi and Sergio Tessaris Faculty of Computer Science, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy lastname @inf.unibz.it

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• Ontology
• Semantic Web
• Logic programming
• Non-classical logic
• Model theory
• Description logic
• Web Ontology Language
• Stable model semantics
• Semantic Web Rule Language
• Logic
• Science
• Mathematical logic

The Myth of the Mind W. W. Tait∗ Of course, I do not mean by the title of this paper to deny the existence of something called ‘the mind’. But I do mean to call into question appeals to it in analyzing cognitive no

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• Philosophy of mind
• Mental processes
• Neuropsychological assessment
• Ludwig Wittgenstein
• Epistemology
• John McDowell
• Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language
• Philosophical Investigations
• Reason
• Philosophy
• Mind
• Cognitive science

1 The Leipzig Glossing Rules: Conventions for interlinear morpheme-by-morpheme glosses About the rules The Leipzig Glossing Rules have been developed jointly by the Department of

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• Agglutinative languages
• Grammatical cases
• Antipassive voice
• Gloss
• Greenlandic language
• Infix
• Morpheme
• Saxon genitive
• Clitic
• Linguistics
• Interlinear gloss
• Translation

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• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Judge
• Film
• Language interpretation
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RULES OF COMMON COURTESY 1. No swearing or vulgar language. 2. No smoking anywhere on pool grounds – including behind pool hut or in driveway. 3. No personal contact in pool or around pool area.

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Notice of non-availability of certified court interpreter or justice system interpreter. [For use with District Court Rule 1-103, Magistrate Court Rule 2-113, Metropolitan Court Rule 3113, and Evidence Rule

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• Language interpretation
• Judge
• Service of process
• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Legal professions
• Law
• Civil procedure

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• Language interpretation
• Judge
• Service of process
• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Legal professions
• Law
• Civil procedure

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• Language interpretation
• The Interpreter
• Supreme Court of Israel
• Judge
• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Magistrate
• Israel
• Legal professions
• Law
• Film

Request for court interpreter. [For use with District Court Rule 1-103, Magistrate Court Rule 2-113, Metropolitan Court Rule 3113, and Evidence RuleNMRA] STATE OF NEW MEXICO [COUNTY OF _______________] [CI

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• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Judge
• Interpreter
• Film
• Language interpretation
• The Interpreter