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devilkid devilkid
  • 16-05-2015
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How can you approach an argument for which you have no direct evidence?

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mdb1432 mdb1432
  • 16-05-2015

You should focus on drawing the connections between the evidence you do have and the points you are trying to make. That way the audience will understand how your evidence relates to your point since you can't see the connections just by introducing the point.

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