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The assumption that ‘ repeated occurance of an event that departs from expected norm indicates that event will soon’ leads to ………….

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When the conclusion of an argument is already assumed in its premises, it leads to ….fallacy

The assumption that ‘ repeated occurance of an event that departs from expected norm indicates that event will soon’ leads to ………….

When we do not mention all the alternatives there are to choose from, but mention only some, we commit the fallacy of…………..

The assumption that ‘the repeated occurance of an event that departs from the expected norm indicates that the event will soon’ leads to ………….

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