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1. What does the phrase “arguing for a cause” mean?
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1. What does the phrase “arguing for a cause” mean?

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You are debating over something you are passionate about.

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oh it means like your fighting for something or someone lets say someone's not guilty for killing someone so the lawyer is arguing the judge for the persons freedom

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