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    Where a Writer Declares That No Contradictory Findings Have Been
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Where a Writer Declares That No Contradictory Findings Have Been

Question 13

Question 13

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Where a writer declares that no contradictory findings have been observed it may be a flaw known as:


A) evidence
B) an ad hominem argument
C) appeal to ignorance
D) appeal to authority

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