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Is "as long as" a sufficient condition indicator or does it depend on context?
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= LSAT --> Any LS
Someone please clarify this for me.
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nye8870
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I believe this to be a straight up Necessary indicator.
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In order to get into law school you MUST study for the LSAT. Or be extremely lucky/unicorn.
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hlsat180
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As long as
this
sufficient condition
is met, the necessary condition is met.
This sufficient condition is met
only as long as
the
necessary condition
is met.
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This sufficient condition is met only as long as the necessary condition is met.