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a type of reasoning that uses a given fact, or facts, to deduce other facts
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a fallacy with a general statement or conclusion made without sufficient evidence
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a fallacy that uses the conclusion as a premise for proving the argument
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a fallacy that uses the popularity of an idea to persuade others
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a type of reasoning that begins with a specific observation and applies a broad conclusion
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a fallacy that uses a reply that does not follow the previous statement in a logical manner
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a fallacy that uses a chain of events to result in an extreme outcome
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a fallacy that attacks the character of someone rather than their argument
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a fallacy that makes an incorrect comparison based on shared characteristics
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a type of reasoning that starts with a pattern and uses that pattern to make a conclusion
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a fallacy that oversimplifies and misrepresents an argument
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a fallacy that is used to distract from a key issue
