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from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In logic, the mnemonic name of a mood of the second figure of syllogism, consisting of three universal propositions, the major premise and conclusion being negative and the minor premise being affirmative: as, No false religion produces good moral results; all kinds of Christianity produce good moral results; therefore, no kind of Christianity is a false religion.
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Written on a specific birthday card on top of my fridge: "we do not remember days ... we remember moments (cesare pavese)"
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