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Ramification, consequence and corollary?



 
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Ramification, consequence and corollary? Sat Oct 01, 2005 0:08 am  Ramification, consequence and corollary?
 

Hi, what are the differences between those words:

ramification, consequence and corollary?

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Ramification, consequence and corollary? Sat Oct 01, 2005 10:14 am  Ramification, consequence and corollary?
 

Briefly, a ramification is one of a multiplicity of consequences; a corollary is a logical or natural consequence.
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