 In stability/invariance accounts, laws qualified by a cp-clause are considered to be non-strict in the sense that they hold true only under a limited range of counterfactual suppositions. Different versions of invariance or stability theories differ in how they determine this limited range of counterfactual suppositions. In this sense, invariance or stability theories can be understood as an alternative to exclusive interpretations of non-strict laws and as an attempt to deal with the dilemma of triviality and falsity.