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"[S]entences are not true or false just as such. Sentences are made true, or made false, only when asserted. It is not the assertions which make them true or false (except in some rather rare cases): it is rather that asserting a sentence puts it in position to be made true or false. The very same sentence, when asserted, is either true or false, depending upon . . . what?

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