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    Supports→A sentence S expresses the proposition p if and only if three conditions are satisfied: speakers typically utter S only if they believe p and come to believe p upon hearing S; community members believe this regularity holds; and belief in this regularity (including belief that others share it) gives members reason to perpetuate it.

    Members of the community believe that the above regularity is true.

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    There are different ways to make this rough idea precise (see the entry on convention). According to one important view, a sentence S expresses the proposition p if and only if the following three conditions are satisfied: (1) speakers typically utter S only if they believe p and typically come to believe p upon hearing S, (2) members of the community believe that (1) is true, and (3) the fact that members of the community believe that (1) is true, and believe that other members of the communi

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