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What does it mean to say that the proof system NJ is "weakly normalizing"?
That starting from any proof, every chain of reductions leads to a normal proof.
That starting from any proof, there is some chain of reductions leading to a normal proof.
That there is some proof that does not reduce to any normal proof.
That any argument that has a proof at all has some normal proof.
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