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This definition makes sense. It was also one of the definitions given in class. -- Derek Hopper


Your definition is clear and precise. If anything I would suggest adding an example. - Miles Whittaker


I dont think your definition did not make as much sense as the other ones, it would be better if you had an example to prove it. -Jonathan Morales :)


Like the others said, the definition makes sense, but you might want to add an example to show exactly what depending on the past means. - William Schmidt

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