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Infinitely Many Resolutions of Hempel's Paradox**I wish to acknowledge the helpful comments of David Dowe, Brian Ellis, Chris Wallace, John Bigelow, Neil Thomason, Noretta Koertge and participants of the 1993 Australian Association for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Science Conference at LaTrobe University.

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