give me two abstractions and I'll abstract them into a single high-level abstraction
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You can abstract that mechanism in an General Abstraction Framework.
"How much wiggle is A wiggle? Well, you have to draw the line somewhere, so people can come to some sort of agreements about how much of a wiggle is a wiggle. That is to say a thing. One wiggle, you can always reduce any one wiggle into sub wiggles. Or see it as a subordinate wiggle in the bigger wiggle. Well there's really no fixed rule about it." STRFKR
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Well, also he didn't say that he was going to describe that abstraction; so as both terms identifies something, ID3 would be a correct (and very abstract) answer
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