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@AudreyGilmour I think that I am confused by this one, and I am probably thinking of this one wrong and using the indicators too straight forward. But, if you say "if you have a toaster" in this sense, doesn't that make it a sufficient condition. The difference between your comment and the other one in the comments is that the other one says "you can make toast only if you have a toaster" making the "having the toaster" be the necessary condition. Let me know why my thinking is wrong with this one, thanks!