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Statement: Occasionally Mondays are Tuesdays. No Wednesday is Thursday. A few Friday are Mondays. All Tuesdays are Wednesday. Conclusion: 1. A few Friday are Tuesday. 2. All Wednesday being Tuesday is a possibility. 3. All Tuesday is Thursday.
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