1. (P & Q) & R 2. (Av B) ? (C & D) 3. ~ (PvQ) 4. ~~P 5. R ? P 6. ~~Pv~Q 7. ~(~~S & P) 8. ((A ? B) & C) & D 9. (~Av B) & ~ (~PvQ) 10. (A ? ~~B) v (~~ B ? P) 11. (P & ~~R) v ((Q & R) ? P) 12. ((P ? Q) ? (~PvQ)) & ((~PvQ) ? (P ? Q)) 13.~(~(Pv~Q) & (Pv~Q)) 14. ((P & (P ? Q)) & (Q ? R)) & (R ? ~P) 15. (PvP)?((~QvQ) ? ~ ((P & Q) v (~ P & ~Q)))
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