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mutually exclusive events
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mutually exclusive events [¦myü·chə·lē ik¦sklü·siv i′vens]
(statistics)
Two or more events such that the occurrence of any one makes impossible the occurrence of any of the others.


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The agreement includes a mutual exclusivity arrangement on "a right of first refusal basis" for the supply and import of granular urea fertilizer into the Brazilian market via FITCO Tradecom do Brazil Ltda.
While Strauss generally has little to say about Christianity, presumably because its attempt at a synthesis of reason and revelation only obscures their mutual exclusivity, Brague considers the theologico-political problem to be a product of Christian categories; in fact, the term "theology" itself already presupposes a "way for the divine to pass through the prism of discourse (logos).
Holloway finds it almost ironic how his two worlds have collided after so many years of both existing in mutual exclusivity.
 
 
 
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