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Permalink Submitted by Trody32 on Nov 8 2015
I cannot wrap my head around C being the answer. If I look at the lawyer's argument and B and E are flaws then C is certainly a flaw too. I don't see the difference in what exempts C from being a flaw, to me it seems just like B and E.

Permalink Submitted by majorgeneraldave on Nov 9 2015
Hm. Something weird is going on here. Let's sort it out:
(C) is absolutely a flaw—and, therefore, it is not the answer to the question.
(E) is just like (C), and is also therefore not the answer.
(B), however, is not a flaw (the author simply does not assume that (B) must be true, which you can confirm by using your negate test), so it is the answer.
Clearer?
