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    It is not the case that If the manifestation depends irreducibly on the reciprocal interplay of multiple disposition partners, no single property P in the bearer can be the causally sufficient basis alone.

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    • 1.A property's causal role can be sufficient for its part while other conditions remain necessary—sufficiency doesn't require solo causation.
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    • 2.The claim conflates 'reciprocal involvement' with 'no single property is causally sufficient,' but interdependence doesn't eliminate partial causation.
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    • 3.Partner properties may be enabling conditions rather than co-causes; P might still be the core sufficient basis for manifestation potential.
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    • 1.Manifestations of powers (e.g., solubility) empirically require reciprocal partner involvement, not just intrinsic properties.
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    • 2.If P alone sufficed causally, the manifestation would occur identically regardless of partner properties, contradicting observed contingency.
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    • 3.Intrinsic properties describe what an object is independently; relational manifestations require mutual structural fit between partners.
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