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Note 95

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Here the New List text about indices and induction:

| In an argument, the premisses form a representation of
| the conclusion, because they indicate the interpretant
| of the argument, or representation representing it to
| represent its object.   The premisses may afford a
| likeness, index, or symbol of the conclusion.  ...
|
| [Induction to a Rule]
|
| S_1, S_2, S_3, and S_4 are taken as samples of the collection M;