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unprecise

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See: approximate, casual, faulty, liberal


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The traditional formulation of the Golden Rule, "do to others as you would have them do to you," "is obviously unprecise," Henry Sidgwick observed, "for one might wish for another's co-operation in sin, and be willing to reciprocate it.
v] = o (we are quite unprecise here: our notation should keep track of the gluing application, which is implicit there, to keep things lighter).
Because the credit-granting decision depends on different points from loan officers, we employ a contingent fuzzy approach to quantify the uncertain or unprecise statements.
 
 
 
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