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'''Plural logic''' is logic that permits "plural quantification", i.e., allows for variables to also take on plural values, such as “''x'' = the cat and the dog (together)”, or “''y'' = all of the students”.

'''Plural logic''' is logic that permits '''plural quantification''', i.e., allows for variables to also take on plural values, such as “''x'' = the cat and the dog (together)”, or “''y'' = all of the students”.

Often, to drive this point home, the variables will be named like ''xx'' and ''yy''.

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	'''Plural logic''' is logic that permits "plural quantification", i.e., allows for variables to also take on plural values, such as “''x'' = the cat and the dog (together)”, or “''y'' = all of the students”.		'''Plural logic''' is logic that permits '''plural quantification''', i.e., allows for variables to also take on plural values, such as “''x'' = the cat and the dog (together)”, or “''y'' = all of the students”.

	Often, to drive this point home, the variables will be named like ''xx'' and ''yy''.		Often, to drive this point home, the variables will be named like ''xx'' and ''yy''.