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    In an Inference to the Best Explanation or "IBE," Generally
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In an Inference to the Best Explanation or "IBE," Generally

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In an inference to the best explanation or "IBE," generally the more comprehensively one has examined and compared the plausible hypotheses available, the stronger the argument.

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