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What is a claim of policy? A. An argument claiming that a specific action should or should not take place B. An argument claiming that something is good or bad, right or wrong C. An argument claiming that
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What is a claim of policy?

A. An argument claiming that a specific action should or should not
take place
B. An argument claiming that something is good or bad, right or
wrong
C. An argument claiming that one thing causes another thing to
happen
D. An argument claiming that something is or is not an accepted fact

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Answer: The answer is A.

Explanation: A Claim of Policy asserts that something should or should not be done by someone about something. It proposes that some specific course of action should, but not necessarily will, be taken.

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