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The statement that is introduced by IF constitutes the sufficient condition; when, whenever; where, whereever |
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the statement introduced by ONLY IF constitutes the necssary condition; only when/only wheere |
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The phrase "the only" always introduces... |
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same as the IF formula... the statement that is introduced by ALL constitutes the sufficient condition; each, every, any |
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the statement that is introduced by NO constitutes the sufficient condition, the negation of the other part of the statement constitutes the necessary condition; none. |
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the statement that is introduced by UNLESS constitutes the necessary while the sufficient is negated; until, except, without |
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the negation of one variable constitutes the sufficient while the other variable is the necessary |
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