The logical form of the sentence 'A fool is not always wrong '
A)some fools are not wrong
B)no fools are wrong
C)some fools are wrong
D)none of the above

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The sentence 'A fool is not always wrong' implies that there are occasions or instances where a fool is not wrong, which is logically equivalent to saying 'some fools are not wrong'. This does not imply that all fools are never wrong or that some fools are wrong, but rather that not all instances of a fool making a statement or decision result in being wrong.

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