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Columnist: The city's new bike-share program must be a success. Within its first month, more than ten thousand rides were taken on the shared bicycles, a figure no one anticipated when the program launched.
Which one of the following is an assumption on which the columnist's argument depends?
- A high volume of rides in the program's opening month is a genuine indicator of the program's success, not merely of initial novelty.
- The bike-share program has already proven more popular than every other transportation initiative the city has ever undertaken before.
- No single resident of the city has at any point expressed even mild dissatisfaction with any feature of the bike-share program.
- The shared bicycles in the program require less ongoing maintenance than the city's transit planners had originally projected.
- Ten thousand rides represents the maximum capacity that the program's fleet of bicycles could physically support in a single month.
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