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(symbolp (second expression)))))
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-* WORKING Utilities [0/4]
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+* WORKING Utilities [1/4]
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:ID: 1c6e6f57-1c3e-4a9f-bd08-6223fc83e4f9
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(not (null expr)))))
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-** TODO Clause Adding
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+** DONE Clause Adding
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+CLOSED: [2019-07-12 Fri 14:18]
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+To simplify some things in the solver (adding expressions to the list of unchecked), we take an expression, and a list of other expressions. If the expression is not an ~atom~ (recall the various types), it ~cons~'s it on to the front of the list, or returns just the list with no modifications.
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#+Caption: Clause Adding
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#+Name: clause-adding
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