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	Any election method conforming to the [[Condorcet criterion]] is known as a '''Condorcet method'''. The name comes from ~~a deviser,~~ the 18th century mathematician and philosopher [[Marquis de Condorcet]], although the method was previously ~~devised~~ by [[Ramon Llull]] in the 13th century.		Any election method conforming to the [[Condorcet criterion]] is known as a '''Condorcet method'''. The name comes from the 18th century mathematician and philosopher [[Marquis de Condorcet]], although the method was previously described by [[Ramon Llull]] in the 13th century.

	'''Condorcet''' is sometimes used to indicate the family of Condorcet methods as a whole.		'''Condorcet''' is sometimes used to indicate the family of Condorcet methods as a whole.