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Forward integration means
A Proposition
A statement or assertion that expresses a judgment or opinion; in logic, a declaration that something is true or false.
Quantifier
A symbol or phrase in logic that expresses the quantity of specimens to which a proposition applies.
Proposition's Form
The structure or pattern of a logical proposition, which determines its validity and can include elements like subject, predicate, and quantifiers in logic.
Nonstandard Quantifiers
Quantifiers that go beyond the traditional universal and existential quantifiers, often used in mathematical logic and linguistics to express quantities not easily defined by 'all' or 'some'.
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