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• Paradoxes and fuzzy logic
  [[Formal fuzzy logic]] is a relatively new chapter of formal logic, and '''paradoxes and fuzzy logic''' are challenges to its use. While fuzzy logic is mainly devoted to the ap
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• Paradoxes and fuzzy logic
  [[Formal fuzzy logic]] is a relatively new chapter of formal logic, and '''paradoxes and fuzzy logic''' are challenges to its use. While fuzzy logic is mainly devoted to the ap
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• Formal fuzzy logic
  Further examples of reasonings involving vague predicates are in the item ''[[Paradoxes and fuzzy logic]]'' and in the section ''Fuzzy logic with no truth-functional semantics''.
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