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    Exam 11: How Are Propositions of Policy Argued
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    In the Traditional Pattern of Organization, the Advocate Argues the Three
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In the Traditional Pattern of Organization, the Advocate Argues the Three

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In the traditional pattern of organization, the advocate argues the three stock issues for policy argumentation in the order in which they are numbered in the text.

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