The structure of arguments Arguments are typically structured by a claim being defended with reasoning and evidence. It typical consists of statements that provide premises to support a conclusion. In the case of appeal to the stone  there is an explicit conclusion but is likely not substantiate with many premises to validate the conclusion being asserted.
The structure of arguments Arguments are typically structured by a claim being defended with reasoning and evidence. It typically consists of statements that provide premises to support a conclusion. In the case of appeal to the stone , there is an explicit conclusion but it 1is likely not substantiated with many premises to validate the conclusion being asserted.
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