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#20 - Reviewer: Many historians claim, in their own

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 Desperatenconfused
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-  Sat Jan 13, 2024 8:37 pm #104884
So, takes for granted is an assumption, and fails to recognize is a flaw?
 Luke Haqq
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-  Mon Jan 22, 2024 8:01 pm #105011
Hi Desperateandconfused!

Yes, that reasoning generally sounds right. I'm not positive that it's a hard and fast rule across all questions, but it may be. It might seem initially like taking something for granted is a flaw, so that could suggest that one would see that wording in a flaw question stem. However, even if it's seen as a "flaw," it's specifically a particular type, namely, presuming an unstated assumption, which suggests that wording denotes an assumption question.
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