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Why does the PRO author introduce his
argument with the IPCC's report?
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to shock his readers
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to appear authoritative
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to frighten his readers
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to directly address his opponent
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English, 22.06.2019 14:00
Why are rules protecting private property some of the most important rules in free-market system? a. private property protects individuals from unnecessary government control. b. individuals need to own resources in order to make free choices. c. consumers all desire to own as much property as they can. d. producers want to protect the profit they make by selling property to consumers.
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Why does the PRO author introduce his
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argument with the IPCC's report?
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