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Saunders and Wallace reply
British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 59 (3):315-317 (2008)
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A reply to a comment by Paul Tappenden (BJPS 59 (2008) pp. 307-314) on S. Saunders and D. Wallace, "Branching and Uncertainty" (BJPS 59 (2008) pp. 298-306)Author Profiles
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