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    In Toulmin's Model of Argument, the Claim, Evidence, and Warrant
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In Toulmin's Model of Argument, the Claim, Evidence, and Warrant

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In Toulmin's Model of Argument, the claim, evidence, and warrant make up the three primary and essential elements or an argument.

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