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    Supports→Propositions expressed by sentences like 'Violet is a child' should have different truth-values with respect to different times, motivating the inclusion of a time index in semantic evaluation.

    The proposition expressed by 'Violet is a child' predicates this A-series property of Violet.

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    The motivations for temporalism are both metaphysical and semantic. On the metaphysical side, A-theorists about time (see the entry on time) think that corresponding to predicates like “is a child” are A-series properties which a thing can have at one time, and lack at another time. (Hence, on this view, the property corresponding to “is a child” is not a property like being a child in 2014, since that is a property which a thing has permanently if at all, and hence is a B-series rather than A

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