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People arguing for a position have been known to cast the opposite in an unnecessarily feeble light (…….). People who indulge in this fallacy may be fearful or ignorant of a strong counter argument. Detecting this fallacy often depends on having already heard a better refutation, or having information on which one to construct.

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Casting the opposite as weaker than it really is, is a very effective strategy.
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This portrayal of a refutation as weaker than it really is, is a sure way of proving your point.
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Casting the opposite as weaker than it really is, is not a very effective strategy.
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This portrayal of refutation as weaker than it really is, is unwarranted.
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The correct option is C Casting the opposite as weaker than it really is, is not a very effective strategy.
Casting the opposite as weaker than it really is, is not a very effective strategy.

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