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Question 1

"Observing that something has occurred" bears on:
◦ logical connectedness
◦ evidential support
◦ linguistic merit
◦ rhetorical power

Question 2

"Orthodontists apply mechanical orthotics to the teeth to straighten them. Since Nigel is an orthodontist, it follows that he applies mechanical orthotics the teeth to straighten them" bears on:
◦ logical connectedness
◦ evidential support
◦ linguistic merit
◦ rhetorical power
◦ a combination of two or more of these
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Reply #1 on: May 12, 2022
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