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Argumentative Text — Testo Argomentativo·Argument Structure: Claim, Evidence, Warrant
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Rule reminder

A well-formed argument has three parts: (1) the CLAIM (tesi) — the position asserted; (2) the EVIDENCE (prove/dati) — facts, statistics, or examples that support it; (3) the WARRANT (ragionamento/collegamento) — the logical link explaining why the evidence supports the claim. Without a warrant, evidence is merely decorative.

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