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"E" According to me.
1) The stable functioning of a society depends upon the relatively long-term stability of the goals of its citizens : CONCLUSION
2) This is clear from the fact that unless the majority of individuals have a predictable and enduring set of aspirations, it will be impossible for a legislature to craft laws that will augment the satisfaction of the citizenry : EVIDENCE (TO SUPPORT THE ARGUMENT)
3) a society is stable only if its laws tend to increase the happiness of its citizens : SUPPORTS THE ARGUMENT BUT IT TELLS WHICH THE ARGUMENT PRESUPPOSES.

By POE- A,D AND E are out.
OUT OF B AND E, E expresses the statement more clearly.



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