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[@Ryoko007]

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[@Insight0109]

Selecting the best text evidence involves identifying specific, relevant, and credible details that directly support your argument, align with the main idea, and strengthen your analysis, ensuring the evidence is clear, concise, and effectively addresses the question or claim.

[@Kyoz]

Alright, let's get down to the real problems... Is vanilla soy latte, three bean soup? You have 3 beans, vanilla, soy, and coffee, all together in a warm, liquidy broth.

[@Kellan__they-them]

I actually personally disagree. I think the second argument is the strongest ("in the common language of the people... all these are vegetables") because it gets at the intent when the law was written - when the person writing the tax on vegetables wrote "vegetables" they meant the word in the way it's used in the common language. It may have gotten there (common use language) because of the culinary use (cooked in main dishes and not dessert) but the important part is how the WORD is used, not how the PLANT is used.

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[@chlodnia]

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