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Editorially I believe it'd read better to remove the explicit "is true" or "is false" when invoking static semantics SDOs where the reading is natural and unambiguous. That is, we'd say "X Contains Y" instead of "X Contains Y is true".
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@jmdyck brings up the good point that there isn't really a natural way to elide "is false". I can't think of a natural way to elide "is false" either, so happy to drop it from the suggestion.
Editorially I believe it'd read better to remove the explicit "is true" or "is false" when invoking static semantics SDOs where the reading is natural and unambiguous. That is, we'd say "X Contains Y" instead of "X Contains Y is true".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: