In logic, propositions are statements that can be said to be either true or false. When a proposition is false, we say that its truth value is false. When the proposition is true, we say that its truth value is true. Propositions are the building blocks of arguments. This is because the fact that they can be proven true or false means that they provide a reliable basis upon which we can build more advanced knowledge.
<em>Although no paragraph is offered, the description of the nightmarish nightmare might be frightful, spooky, and frightening, making one fearful.</em>
there are other donors which also make great increases
Explanation:
The first few sentences mention how the top three donors accounted for contributions, and then the last sentence talks of other countries that made "substantial increases".
