 Unsatisfactory entailments involving “existence hedges”—predications that entail the existence of their objects—have recently come up in discussions of neutral free logic in particular. Daniel Yeakel (2016, p. 379) argues that “on any neutral free logic either some existence hedges will entail some undesired existence claims, or they will not entail some desired existence claims.” But the example of the previous paragraph works for negative and positive free logics as well. A remedy is not to be found in free logic alone, but again quantification over the outer domain of a dual-domain semantics may help (see  Section 5.5).