On Making Counterfactual Assumptions: Veltman (2005) and Beyond

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(1) a. Invariably, if it is raining, Jones wears his hat b. If it is not raining, Jones wears his hat at random c. Today, it is raining and so Jones is wearing his hat d. But, even if it had not been raining, Jones would have been wearing his hat..

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W. Starr
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