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    Challenges→In a Bratman case, the agent's actions are driven by intentions to try to perform each action rather than intentions to perform each action outright

    An agent who forms a plan-intention to φ is committed to φ-ing outright, not merely to trying, since trying without commitment to success fails to constitute genuine planning.

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