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1. evaluate whether this source is strong or weak:

an article in the new york times about a new solar energy plant in nevada

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2. evaluate whether this source is strong or weak:

a wikipedia article on solar energy

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3. evaluate whether this source is strong or weak:

an opinion piece posted on an online news site suggesting that solar energy will not be cost-effective

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