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Yes, if all Fleeps are Sloops and all Sloops are Loopies, then it logically follows that all Fleeps are Loopies. This is an example of a syllogism in categorical logic, where the relationships between the categories lead to a valid conclusion. Thus, every member of the first category (Fleeps) must also belong to the third category (Loopies) through the second category (Sloops).

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