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1. Construct three new and interesting examples of statements containing assuring terms, and indicate which kind of assuring it is. 2. Do the same for guarding terms, and indicate which stronger claim is being reduced in strength. 3. Do the same for discounting terms, and indicate which statement is being discounted in favor of the other. 4. Do the same for argument markers, and indicate what is presented as a reason for what.

   1. Construct three new and interesting examples of statements containing assuring terms, and indicate which kind of assuring it is.
2. Do the same for guarding terms, and indicate which stronger claim is being reduced in strength.
3. Do the same for discounting terms, and indicate which statement is being discounted in favor of the other.
4. Do the same for argument markers, and indicate what is presented as a reason for what.
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Cengage Advantage Books: Understanding Arguments: An Introduction to Informal Logic
Cengage Advantage Books: Understanding Arguments: An Introduction to Informal Logic
Walter… 9th Edition
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- Example 1: "I guarantee that this product will last for at least five years." (Type of assuring: Strong assurance) - Example 2: "You can be confident that our service will meet your expectations." (Type of assuring: Moderate assurance) - Example 3: "Rest  Show more…

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1. Construct three new and interesting examples of statements containing assuring terms, and indicate which kind of assuring it is. 2. Do the same for guarding terms, and indicate which stronger claim is being reduced in strength. 3. Do the same for discounting terms, and indicate which statement is being discounted in favor of the other. 4. Do the same for argument markers, and indicate what is presented as a reason for what.
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