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When we ask for justifications, we are thinking

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This Chapter Critical-Reasoning consists of the following topics

The argument that the event ‘Y’ must inevitably follow from the event ‘X’ without enough justification for support is called

When we ask for justifications, we are thinking

The supported statements of an argument is called

When we ask for justifications

we are thinking

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