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    It is not the case that The inference from 'Act A is a lie' to 'Act A is wrong' is not a deductive inference.

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    • 1.In a standard deductive inference, additional premises cannot affect the strength of the inference.
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    • 2.Additional premises—such as 'Act A saves many people's lives' or 'Act A leads to many people's deaths'—can weaken or strengthen the inference from 'Act A is a lie' to 'Act A is wrong'.
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