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College Rhetoric and Propaganda
A legal decision that sets a pattern, or establishes a principle or rule, that a court adopts when deciding later cases that have similar issues or facts.
  1. direct biblical instruction
  2. legal precedent
  3. indirect biblical instruction
  4. illegitimate appeal to authority
College Rhetoric and Propaganda
An average person's published experience (written or spoken) of a situation, product, or phenomenon.
  1. authority
  2. counterexample
  3. statistic
  4. testimonial
College Rhetoric and Propaganda
What are counterexamples that are exceptions or odd occurrences that don't fit a normal pattern called?
  1. anomalies
  2. authorities
  3. proverb
  4. bandwagon
College Conducting Research
If I want to add or omit information from a quotation, how do I do that?
  1. Add or omit without marking your changes because readers can go to the source if they really want to see the original.
  2. Use parentheses ( ) around the information you add and ellipses (...) for information you omit.
  3. Bold the information you add, and insert ellipses (...) for information you omit.
  4. Use brackets [ ] around the information you add and ellipses for information you omit.
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