In modern logic, statements beginning with "all" or "no" _____.
A) are treated as purely conditional statements and are not interpreted as asserting the existence of anything
B) None of the answers are correct
C) are not interpreted as asserting the existence of anything
D) are treated as purely conditional statements

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In modern logic, statements beginning with "all" or "no" are treated as purely conditional statements and are not interpreted as asserting the existence of anything. They are considered universal statements that do not imply the existence of the subjects they refer to.

In Modern Logic, Statements Beginning with "All" or "No" _____