True/False
The opponent's strategy of extenuation is a form of refutation in which the claim is made that the advocate has failed to determine what is required to establish the alleged fact or has failed to provide sufficient proof or reasoning to establish the alleged fact.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q6: In factual argumentation, arguments about significance focus
Q7: In preparing to oppose a factual proposition,
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