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To violate the relationship p q p q, we require a valuation that makes p q false and p q true. From the latter, we conclude that such a valuation has to assign T to p and q. But then p q evaluates to F, as desired, since the truth values of p and q are different. Thus, this valuation is a witness to the fact that the claimed semantic entailment does not hold.
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