The Warrant for an Argument Is Generally Implied Rather Than

question 50

True/False

The warrant for an argument is generally implied rather than stated.

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Definitions:

Gridlock

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Legislation

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Progressivism

A political and social movement advocating for reforms to address issues arising from industrialization, urbanization, and corruption, emphasizing improvements in social justice and the expansion of democracy.

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