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to not have a specific reason for a belief or action; not having a reason
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arbitrary
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An informal argument is cogent if the conclusion is likely to be true.
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cogent
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At variance or not compatible; two things that do not go well together
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inconsistent
Masterbooks Introduction to Logic
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Chapter 18
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Chapter 2 New9
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Chapter 2 Review8
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Chapter 3 New7
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Chapter 3 Review17
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Chapter 4 New7
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Chapter 4 Review24
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Chapter 5 New3
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Chapter 5 Review31
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Chapter 6 New10
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Chapter 6 Review34
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Chapter 7 New4
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Chapter 7 Review43
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Chapter 8 New5
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Chapter 8 Review47
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Chapter 9 New5
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Chapter 9 Review52
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Chapter 10 New3
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Chapter 10 Review57
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Chapter 11 New9
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Chapter 11 Review60
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Chapter 12 New5
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Chapter 12 Review69
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Chapter 13 New2
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Chapter 13 Review75
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Chapter 14 New3
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Chapter 14 Review77
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Chapter 15 New4
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Chapter 15 Review80
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Chapter 16 New2
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Chapter 16 Review81
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Chapter 17 New3
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Chapter 17 Review82
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Chapter 18 New4
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Chapter 18 Review83
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Chapter 19 New2
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Chapter 19 Review87
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Chapter 20 New3
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Chapter 20 Review89
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Chapter 21 New4
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Chapter 21 Review92
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Chapter 22 New4
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Chapter 22 Review93
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Chapter 23 New5
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Chapter 23 Review96
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Chapter 24 New6
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Chapter 24 Review97
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Chapter 25 New7
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Chapter 25 Review98
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Chapter 26 New8
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Chapter 26 Review99
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Chapter 27 New9
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Chapter 27 Review100
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Chapter 28 New6
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Chapter 28 Review101
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Chapter 29 New15
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Chapter 29 Review104
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Chapter 30 New3
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Chapter 30 Review104
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Chapter 31 New5
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Chapter 31 Review107
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Chapter 32 New6
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Chapter 32 Review109
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Chapter 33 New5
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Chapter 33 Review110
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Chapter 34 New8
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Chapter 34 Review115
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Chapter 35 New11
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Chapter 35 Review118
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Chapter 36 New12
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Chapter 36 Review121
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Chapter 37 New12
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Chapter 37 Review122
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Chapter 38 New14
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Chapter 38 Review122
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Final Review124
