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LSAT Premise,Conclusion2
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08/20/2008
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because
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for
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since
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for the reason that
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for example
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in that
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given that
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as indicated by
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due to
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owing to
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this can be seen from
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we know this by
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thus
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therefore
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hence
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consequently
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as a result
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So
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accordingly
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clearly
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must be that
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shows that
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conclude that
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follows that
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for this reason
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Furthermore
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Additional Premise
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Moreover
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Besides
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In addition
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What’s more
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But
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counterpremise
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Yet
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However
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On the other hand
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Admittedly
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In contrast
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Although
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Even though
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Still
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Whereas
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In spite of
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Despite
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After all
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we see that
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1. Must Be True/Most Supported
2. Main Point
3. Point at Issue
4. Assumption
5. Justify the Conclusion
6. Strengthen/Support
7. Resolve the Paradox
8. Weaken
9. Method of Reasoning
10. Flaw in the Reasoning
11. Parallel Reasoning
12. Evaluate the Argument
13. Cannot Be True
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13 Question Types
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must
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May signal Conclusion
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cannot
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may signal conclusion
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Should
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May signal conclusion
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Suggests
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Indicates
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Implies
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Suppose
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Assume
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inasmuch as
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May be derived from
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is evidence that
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