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Most intelligent systems have some form of decision making mechanisms built into their organisations. These normally include a logical reasoning element into their design. This paper reviews and compares the different logical reasoning strategies, and tries to address the accuracy and precision of decision making by formulating a tolerance to imprecision view which can be used in conjunction with the various reasoning strategies.