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Effective argumentation anticipates an opponent's A.) Claim B.) Counterclaim C.) Opinion D.) Rebuttal

Effective argumentation anticipates an opponent's A.) Claim B.) Counterclaim C.) Opinion D.) Rebuttal
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Effective argumentation anticipates an opponent's

A.) Claim
B.) Counterclaim
C.) Opinion
D.) Rebuttal

User David Ansermot
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B.

Counterclaim

An effective argument is in anticipation of a counterclaim.

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User Dwestbrook
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a. counterclaim , the formal word for the oppenets opinion
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