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Since the days of franz boas, anthropologists who study processes of cultural borrowing have emphasized that ...

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The answer is; borrowing cultural forms and practices from elsewhere always involve borrowing with modification. People never adopt blindly but always adapt what they borrow for local purposes. Putting this another way, people rarely accepted ideas, practices, or objects from somewhere else without indigenising them.

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1. (P --> Q) & R

2. P --> (Q & R)

3. (P&Q) --> R

4. P & (Q --> R)

5. P --> (Q --> R)

6. (P --> Q) & (R --> Q)

7. (P v R) --> Q

8. P v (Q --> R)

9. (P v Q) --> R

10. P --> (Q v R)

Explanation:

If Parsons signs the papers then Quincy will go to jail, and Rachel will file an appeal:

(P --> Q) & R

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P --> (Q & R)

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P & (Q --> R)

If Parsons signs the papers then if Quincy goes to jail Rachel will file an appeal:

P --> (Q --> R)

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(P --> Q) & (R --> Q)

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(P v R) --> Q

Either Parsons signs the papers or, if Quincy goes to jail, then Rachel will file an appeal:

P v (Q --> R)

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I have added truth table in attachment.

All possible conditions for each statements are in truth table with both true and false cases of P,Q,R.

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