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Statement: Some Sundays are Monday. Only a few Monday are Tuesday. All Wednesday are Tuesday. None of the Mondays are Thursday. Conclusion:
Statement: Some Sundays are Monday. Only a few Monday are Tuesday. All Wednesday are Tuesday. None of the Mondays are Thursday. Conclusion:
I. Some Tuesdays are not Thursday.
II. All Sunday can be Thursday.
III. All Monday can be Tuesday.
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