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Although the term " the greatest integer " has no reference in the conventional arithmetic, in the ultra-intuitionistic arithmetic suggested by Alexander Esenin-Volpin ( 1960 ), it has a reference because one of the axioms of this arithmetic is that there is " the greatest integer.
" So, in one universe, an expression can have sense without reference, while in another universe, the same expression can have both sense and reference.

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