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a 80,82,83,92,93,104,115,116,121,122,126,130,138,139,148,170,183,196,197,231提纲
argument80
The arguer assumes a causual relationship where only a correlation was indicated. based on the mere fact that the water with C5 to the place and the incidence of the allergic and rashes increase, the arguer unfaily assumes that the former cause the latter.
The arguer lies too much emphasis on the cost of the purified the water with C5 while fails to provide the cost of dringking fountain.
The arguer fails to provide other slternatives to solve the problems.
argument82
There is an overwheming healthy disadvantages of wood upon which the arguer lies emphasis, while the compararition is incomplete and selective, the arguer fails to provide the problems which the charcoal cause.
The arguer compare the price and the heat produce between the charcoal and wood, while fails to provide the exact number respective.
The arguer assume the wood is primary used for the fuel while fails to provide evidence to support the assumption, it is highly [ossible that most wood is used for
Furniture, and so forth.
argument83
we do not know the exact information about the survey, who does the research, who are the respondents, how does they analyze the report and so forth.
Tha arguer assume that the profit undecline means that the profit will increase without any evidence support the cruticial assumption.
The arguer lies too much emphasis on the kind of the industry while ignore many other factors which also cruticial for the profit of an industry.
argument92
We do not know how the survey conducted, obviously if the survey is based on self report, the result will be foreseeble.
The conclude is based on the report of the working parents, while the arguer assumes that these parents can represent the whole parents as a whole. the arguer fails to provide the percentage of the working parents in the whole parents.
The arguer assumes a causual relationship between the absences and the productivity, while fails to provide the evidence to support the conclusion.
argument93
It seem an overwheming advantages of A upon which the arguer lies emphasis on,while the compararition is incomplete and selective. the arguer fails to provide the exact information of the two buildings.
The arguer lies the conclusion primary on the comparition, while the comparation is selective. the arguer fails to provide respective information for a fair comparition. The arguer might overlooke the inherent different between the two buildings and the two companies.
The example the arguer take is ten years ago, we have no evidence that the two companies keep still like ten years ago.
argument104
The arguer lies the conclusion primary on the compararition upon which the arguer lies emphasis on, while the comparition is incomplete and selective. the arguer fails to provide respective information of the two devices.
The arguer lies too much emphasis on the advantages of the new devices and claims that all the hospital should use this devices while ignor many other factors which also should be considered.
argument115
We do not know exact information about the survey, such as the respondents’ job, how does the survey coonducted, and so forth.
The arguer assumes that the price is the only factor which decide the atitude of the clothes, while ignoring many other factors which halso affect the sale.
The arguer also indicate that the S city’s clothing industry will at risk from the esult of the survey. The arguer fails to provide information that the nationwide survey is approprite for the local as well.
argument116
The arguer relies the conclusion primary on the comparition, while the arguer fails to take theinherent different between the two cities.
The arguer assumes a causual relationship between the policy and the profit where a correlation was indicated, the arguer fails to consider other factors which also cause the increasing of the profit.
It seem an overwheming advantages of the high-low policy upon which tha arguer lies emphasis, while the arguer fails to provide the information of the everyday low price for a fair comparition.
argument121
the arguer assume that the more time they retreat, the better of the effect, while no evidence support the cruticial assumption.
The arguer claim that the new employee benefit more from the program, while provide no evidence that the experienced employee benefit less than the new ones.
The arguer also contribute the increasing of the effenciency to the program, while no evidence support the causual relationship.
argument122
The arguer fails to consider other ways to reduce the cost of electricity. That either build a plant or continue the program, the arguer preclude other alternatives.
The arguer assumes a causual relatiosnhsip between increasing of cost of the electricity and the defiency of the reinburse. While no evidence suport the assumption.
The arguer claim that building a plant will cost more while provideing no statistic information to support the conclusion.
argument126
the conclusion relies primary on the study, while the arguer fails to provide the exact informaion abut the study which convince us, such as how the study do, the health condition of the two groups, and so forth.
The arguer ignor that the survey does not take that different kind people have different habit, in other word, the arguer fails to take the age, job, sex and so forth into consideration.
The arguer assumes that the sleeping time is the major reason that cause the health condition, while ignor other factors also affect the health.
argument130
The arguer assums a causual relationship between the homeowners will repair or improve their house and the increasing sales of existing house, while no evidence suport the assumption.
The arguer also assums that they would have enough money to buy the new house, in other word, the arguer assums that costums buy the existing house not because they do not have enough money., while it is highly possible that just because they do not have money to buy new house.
The arguer also assume these bought existing house are the same ones who like to improve themselves, while no evidence support the conclusion.
argument138
the arguer relies the conclusion primary on the result of the survey while provide no evidence that these repondents are the representive of the whole students.
The conduction of the survey is unapproprite to receive the real attitude of the students, for some students who would like to take the bus but not like to pledge.
The arguer also fails to provide other information to support the conclusion, like whether there many students take the bus which is more convinced than the survey.
argument139
It seems an overwheming advantages of home teaching upon which the arguer lies emphasis on, while the arguer fails to provide respective sective information for a fair comparition, for the score system is totally different.
The arguer also emphasis too much on the advantages while fails to provide the disadvantages of home teaching with the school teaching
The arguer also assume that the O univercity can represent the general condition of the whole nation, while provide no evidence to support the assumption.
arguement148
The arguer present the nationwide survey as a strong proof to support the conclusion, while no evidence to support the cruticial assumption.
Thearguer aslo consider the attitude of one of their policy as the attiitude of the mayor, while no evidence support the assumption.
The arguer also queto the result of the survey that many people oppose thepolicy to support the conclusion, while the survey is incomplete to be informative. The arguer assume the respondents can represent the whole people.
argument170
The arguer assumes that the constums are willing to pay as much as G, while no evidence to support the conclusion, it is highly possilble costums still like G rather than C, even though they know there is no bacterie in the oyster.
The arguer assume a causual relationship between the bacteria and the decreasing of the oyster sale, where only a correlation was indicated.
The arguer also indicate that the price will still high after the process devised, while ignoring many factors which also contribute to the changing of the price.
argument183
The arguer lies the conclusion primary on the result of the studey, while the survey is incomplete to be informative, for the arguer fails to provide the exact number of the jobs needed and the jobs unneeded, the kind of the companies, and so forth.
The arguer also predict that the program will have laid-off less painful than it once was, while fails to provide what is the program like, what does the programs do, and so forth.
argument196
the arguer assumes a causual relationship between the negative images of businessman and the negative roles of businessman on the television where only a correlation was indicated.
The arguer also present the result of the survey as a strong proof to support the conclusion, while fails to provide evidence that the respondents are the representive of the whole producters.
argument197
The arguer assumes that the respondents of the survey can answer the question which has unclarified for 150 years, while no evidence support the assumption.
The arguer also assums the respondents are the representatives of the whole students faculty and so forth.
The arguer also pay too much attention on the project, while ignor many factors which affect the possibility of the programs like the finicial support, the way to connect with the graduate students, and so forth.
argument231
The arguer lies too much emphasis on the art while ignores many aspect we should considered to evaluate the school board.
The conclusion relies on the comparition of the drama director former and now, while fails to provide respective sectific information for the fair comparition, we have no idea about the director now.
The arguer also contribute the number of student take part in the dram club to the school board.
The arguer assumes the drama club can represent the art as a whole, while providing no evidence to support the conclusion. |
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