Tongue and Balance or Mental Multiplication

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In this century, the science of logic and the science of language have achieved a level of development in their methods and results, an accuracy and breadth that we find no parallel in their long history, due to the entry of these two sciences into the duality of mathematics. It is no secret that the Arab reader today is in greater need of knowing the overlap between these three sciences than he is of knowing each one of them separately.

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