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The 10 LR question types
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Flaw

Identify the structural defect in an argument's reasoning

Weaken

Find new information that undermines the conclusion

Strengthen

Find new information that supports the conclusion

Nec. Assumption

Identify the minimum hidden premise required for the argument

Suf. Assumption

Find what, if assumed, guarantees the conclusion 100%

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