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Argument: Suitability for prototyping does not limit 3D printers to prototyping, and in fact their capability to craft items without specialized fittings for each design can allow them, in essence, to be the production line.

BF1: It is an evidence stating that "3D printers have an application in building prototypes of new models of objects long before those new models are on production lines". It is clearly in objection against the 3d printer usecase to be production line.

BF2: It is an explanation given to support the argument. It is countering the BF1 by providing additional consideration of competitive cost for production line and thus extending its usecase from prototyping to production line.

Option D satisfies all these criteria.
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