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Critical Reasoning

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	Boldface type questions	A premise is also called: evidence , support, reason , basis (by GMAC) A conclusion is also called position, objection, explanation, claim, prediction by the GMAC
	how is a conclusion identified:	- Therefore... - Founded upon/on... - Recommend - So - thus - as a result - consequently -
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