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A No. The introductory claim states it would be a mistake to include it in the first sentence.
B No. Not a reason which is relevant or related to the evidence mentioned.
C No. It plays a conclusion, which needs to be supported by a premise.
D No. slightly an opinion but more considered as a conclusion, which needs to be supported by a premise.
E Yes. The conclusion is related to the argument of not meeting the demand for supply.
By Giles GondouinA No. The introductory claim states it would be a mistake to include it in the first sentence.
B No. Not a reason which is relevant or related to the evidence mentioned.
C No. It plays a conclusion, which needs to be supported by a premise.
D No. slightly an opinion but more considered as a conclusion, which needs to be supported by a premise.
E Yes. The conclusion is related to the argument of not meeting the demand for supply.