If every witness tells the truth, then none of the guilty defendants will be acquitted.

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This proposition states that if every witness tells the truth (Wx ⊃ Tx), then none of the guilty defendants will be acquitted [(Gx • Dx) ⊃ ∼Ax]. This is because if every witness tells the truth, then their testimony will implicate the guilty defendants, leading to their conviction and thus their non-acquittal. This proposition does not make any claims about the existence of guilty defendants or the truthfulness of their testimonies, making choices A, B, D, and E incorrect.

If Every Witness Tells the Truth, Then None of the Guilty