Premise Indicators

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Words and phrases that reliably signal a premise — a statement offered as evidence for the conclusion. The standard list includes "because," "since," "for," "after all," "given that," "as indicated by," "the reason is that," "this is evidenced by," and "for the reason that." When such a word precedes a claim, that claim is being offered as support, not as the main point.

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