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A scientific law can have only one known exception can have any number of exeptions but only if we know them might have many exceptions we don't know about has no exception…

A scientific law can have only one known exception can have any number of exeptions but only if we know them might have many exceptions we don't know about has no exception…
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A scientific law

can have only one known exception

can have any number of exeptions but only if we know them

might have many exceptions we don't know about

has no exceptions

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a scientific law should have no exceptions otherwise the law has failed
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