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When listening to a speech, a debate, or even a news report, it's important to assess whether the speaker's reasoning is logical, ... When we read an informational text, we should try to determine the author's
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- When listening to a speech, a debate, or even a news report, it's important to assess whether the speaker's reasoning is logical, ...
- When we read an informational text, we should try to determine the author's
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