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When you see a CR argument question, what would be your approach to efficiently arrive at the correct answer choice?
For argument structure (bold face) question it is very, very important to know the coclusion of the author. There may have more than one conclusion in a bold face question. The author is so serious to confirm his or her own point.
The efficient way to solve the bold face question is actually to understand "which part(s) is discussed by whom". If you can understand perfectly which part is "author's part" and which part is "other side's" part, it is very easy to solve bold face question!

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