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The fate of the fandom rests on your quick decisions. Choose wisely, Hunter!

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The fate of the fandom rests on your quick decisions. Choose wisely, Hunter!

by CLARISSE MARGARETH NICOLAS
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An argumentative text is a piece of writing that seeks to persuade the reader through clear and coherent arguments.

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A claim doesn't have a significant amount of disagreement about it. Therefore, it doesn't need supporting arguments.

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Rebuttal is the logical response or argument to reject the counterargument.

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Evidence are the facts in the real world that can be used to support an argument.

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Issue is an idea that supports the claim. An argument needs supporting evidences.

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