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When analyzing an argument, which element should you identify first? the reasons the clairty the evidence the author

When analyzing an argument, which element should you identify first? the reasons the clairty the evidence the author
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When analyzing an argument, which element should you identify first?

the reasons
the clairty
the evidence
the author

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Answer: the claim always come first

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it should be the claim
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