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Advocate
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To support a position
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Analogy
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Use of a comparison to draw a conclusion
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Argument
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A message consisting of a conclusion supported by evidence
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Ballots
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The form used to record the outcome of a debate round
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Bias
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A prejudice attitude on the part of the evidence
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Brief
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An outline of all the arguments on both sides of a Debate
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Clash
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The process of meeting and dealing directly with argument
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Core Value
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A widely accepted value in society
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Conclusion
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The statement one arrives at when evidence is interpreted
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Constructive
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A constructive argument is one offered in support
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Deduction
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A reasoning process that takes general statements and draws conclusions
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Distortion
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A misinterpretation of evidence
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Drop
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To neglect to carry on an argument in future speeches, after the opponents response
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Empirical Studies
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Scientifically controlled experiments
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Evidence
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Data that forms the basis for conclusions
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