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The Daily Owl 9-30-2013

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DailyOwl_thumb5_thumb_thumb_thumb_th[2]_thumb The Daily Owl says, “To conduct an argument in the traditional sense, it is essential that there be some common ground. Unless the participants agree on the premises, there is no point in trying to derive a conclusion.” (John Searle)
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