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Line 19: <hr /> This entry needs to be revised since the argument given above is simply incorrect. Even if the term "liar" is defined weakly (as suggested above), the paradox remains in all cases. The Cretan statement is only true if it is false and if it is false it denies itself. - Steven Zenith

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