Endorsements by well-known figures in advertisements are not always fallacious forms of arguing.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
While merely claiming that a product is more desirable due to its being endorsed by someone that is generally well regarded is an instance of the fallacy of snob appeal, some endorsements make legitimate arguments. An endorsement by a well-known athlete, for instance, may be legitimate if the product endorsed is related to the sport that is in the endorser's field of expertise.
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