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Null
Null adjective - Having no legal or binding force.
Both words in one sentence
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True and false basically boil down to yes and no, while null pretty much means "not applicable" or "no value" or "unknown".
Source: Zeroes and Ones -
There is a well-regarded journal article titled Why Most Published Research Findings Are False, which posits that entire fields of contemporary science may be "null fields," i.e.
Source: Science Is Wrong -
Artistic License Law: Despite Norm exposing Greene's bribery of the Polar Council to Greene's investors, Greene claims that once the houses are in the arctic the investors are obligated to fund them, despite the contract being made null and void due to his own false pretenses.
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