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First Steps
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1. Install `lein` following [instructions here](http://leiningen.org/#install)
1. Install `lein` by following the [instructions here](http://leiningen.org/#install)
2. `git clone https://github.com/swannodette/logic-tutorial && cd logic-tutorial`

Ok, we're ready to begin. Type `lein repl`, which will drop you into the Clojure prompt. First let's double check that everything went ok. Enter the following at the Clojure REPL:
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nil
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Now we can ask who are men. Questions are always asked with `run` or `run*`. By convention we'll declare a logic variable `q` and ask the computer to give use the possible values for `q`. Here's an example.
Now we can ask who are men. Questions are always asked with `run` or `run*`. By convention we'll declare a logic variable `q` and ask the computer to give us the possible values for `q`. Here's an example.

```clj
tut1=> (with-db men
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