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A Horn clause is a special type of logical expression used in propositional logic and predicate logic that has important applications in computer science, particularly in logic programming and automated theorem proving. A Horn clause is defined as a disjunction of literals (which can be either a positive or negative atomic proposition) with at most one positive literal.

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  1. Logic in computer science
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