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shore brought to you by assumptions like when you assume

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that people will look the same as their online dating

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profile on trust us we know that doesn't actually work

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Check the following passage article on cdc report on autism

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and tosto tvm us Yes yes cheesy plot evidence Which

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of the following describes an assumption made in the argument

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in article one and your choices right here only boys

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are mumbling Okay it's time to get all semantic up

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in here because there's a difference between an assumption and

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a finding assumptions or taken for granted findings are backed

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by evidence answers being see you're both backed by evidence

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A cdc study demonstrated that boys are more likely to

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be a diagnosed then girls and reports also back up

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the statement that there's been a recent increase in autism

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so these statements aren't assumptions they're based on hard facts

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unlike anything ever said on the home shopping channel answer

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a isn't a finding or an assumption that is made

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in this article you might get tripped up by the

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fact that the passage states the number of children identified

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ferried by area But if you scan down the author

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explicitly argues this variation is due to the way states

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diagnose autism Remember it's important to read things completely Keep

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that in mind when your signs at least Which brings

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us to answer deep This statement actually is an assumption

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The author is assuming that the test results from fourteen

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states can be generalized That what holds true in alabama

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can also hold true in say vermont which makes me

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the correct answer because assumptions are important although sometimes extremely

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