Does every disjunctive proposition have an equivalent hypothetical proposition, such that the hypothetical could replace the disjunctive in any argument without otherwise changing the argument's structure?

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Disjunctive propositions with more than two disjuncts cannot be replaced by a hypothetical proposition without changing the argument's structure. For example, the disjunctive proposition "A or B or C" does not have an equivalent hypothetical proposition because the hypothetical would need to include all possible combinations of the disjuncts, which would change the structure of the argument.

Does Every Disjunctive Proposition Have an Equivalent Hypothetical Proposition, Such