The essential feature of a strong argument is that
A. it has a true conclusion.
B. it has all true premises.
C. the conclusion is likely (but not necessarily) true, if the premises are true.
D. the conclusion is necessarily true, if the premises are true.
C. the conclusion is likely (but not necessarily) true, if the premises are true.
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A. Levi B. Andrew C. John D. James E. Peter
Who wrote that liberty never comes free?
A) Aristotle B) Plato C) Seneca D) Epictetus
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.