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Saliant

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Sa´li`ant
a.1.(Her.) Same as Salient.
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For example, in order to predict whether a person with an unknown history will buy a lottery ticket, we must know the saliant components of the present situation, such as the opportunity to buy a lottery ticket, the money available, the amounts of prizes, and the stated probabilities of winning.
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