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affirmative 1. Logic a. (of a categorial proposition) affirming the satisfaction by the subject of the predicate, as in all birds have feathers; some men are married b. not containing negation 2. Logic an affirmative proposition How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| 6015(e)(1)
and that Congress allowed a court to review a petition seeking equitable
relief only when the (1) IRS has asserted a deficiency against the
individual; (2) individual has affirmatively elected to have Sec. With nothing more than her native wit, a
green-eyed boy, and a talking raven with divided loyalties, she saves
herself and her friends and learns that affirmatively seizing life is
how one's course on Earth can best be lived. Priests aged 41 to 70 most strongly favored open discussion, with
74 percent replying affirmatively. |
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