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If readers are not able to infer from particular facts information that is not openly stated, they cannot make any generalizations. A. True B. False

If readers are not able to infer from particular facts information that is not openly stated, they cannot make any generalizations. A. True B. False
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If readers are not able to infer from particular facts information that is not openly stated, they cannot make any generalizations.

A. True
B. False

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true

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If readers are not able to infer from particular facts information that is not openly stated,

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