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    Terms Such as "Consequently," "Therefore," and "As a Result" Are
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Terms Such as "Consequently," "Therefore," and "As a Result" Are

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Question 62

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Terms such as "consequently," "therefore," and "as a result" are


A) premise indicator words.
B) conclusion indicator words.
C) statements.
D) persuaders.

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