Given the categorical proposition "Some tax loopholes are benefits that reward special interests." If the quality but not the quantity is changed, the resulting proposition is:

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By changing the quality but not the quantity, we simply negate the predicate. Therefore, the proposition becomes "Some tax loopholes are not benefits that reward special interests." This can be expressed in the form "Some A are not B" which is equivalent to "Some A are non-B."

Given the Categorical Proposition "Some Tax Loopholes Are Benefits That