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Deductive rules are useful for proving properties with fairness constraints and there have been many studies on such rules with justice and compassion constraints. This paper focuses on system specifications with strengthened compassion that impose constraints on transitions involving states and their successors. A deductive rule for proving liveness properties under strengthened compassion is presented, and proofs of the soundness and the relative completeness of the rule are also presented.