In the context of propositional logic, which of the following statements is true?
A) The word ''and'' always joins two simple statements.
B) Every use of the word ''and'' indicates a compound statement that can be represented by p & q.
C) The words ''but'' and ''and'' cannot be used interchangeably.
D) Sometimes, ''and'' joins two things within the same simple statement.

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The word "and" can indeed join two elements within the same simple statement, not always indicating a compound statement. This flexibility in language use allows for a variety of expressions that can still be considered simple statements.

In the Context of Propositional Logic, Which of the Following