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A. Construct Arguments Determine whether each effect is
always true for the given cause,
or is not necessarily true for the
given cause. For the effects that
are not necessarily true, how
could you change them to make
them always true?

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A. Construct Arguments Determine whether each effect is
always true for the given cause,
or is not necessarily true for the
given cause. For the effects that
are not necessarily true, how
could you change them to make
them always true?