A fascinating development in the Rove case, presented in a manner I find irresistable. BTW, names aren't really rigid designators; cluster theories can be saved! (disclaimer: as mentioned earlier, I cannot claim to be a specialist in philosophy of language, so my opinions in this area, while of course correct, should not be treated as authoritative or supported by decisive argument).
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July 11, 2005
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