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Logical fallacy
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For example: "The coach said we should eat light, so take your heavy coat off."
For example: "The coach said we should eat light, so take your heavy coat off."
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'''Un'''equivocal means
to leave
no doubt about the exact meaning of what is said,
to be
completely clear, allowing no misunderstanding.
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'''Un'''equivocal means
leaving
no doubt about the exact meaning of what is said,
being
completely clear, allowing no misunderstanding.
===Moving the Goalposts===
===Moving the Goalposts===
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