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    If 'Romeo' does not refer to an individual in the domain,... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Romeo likes Juliet (L(r,j)).

    If 'Romeo' does not refer to an individual in the domain, the substitution L(r,j) is not a well-formed instance of the universal formula but a category error.

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