Defenders of knowledge-preservationism can respond to counterexamples using three methods: (1) the 'Ignorant-S' response, which denies that the subject really knows the proposition; (2) the 'Knowing-T' response, which claims that the speaker really does know the proposition; or (3) the 'Not-Testimony' response, which denies that the subject's belief is actually based on the speaker's testimony.

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