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These four statements are made by candidates for the U.S. Senate. Which one attempts to use a thin entering wedge to convince the voters?
a.Economic experts agree that the growing national debt will be the ruin of this country.
b.Banning assault weapons today will create a police state of unarmed citizens tomorrow.
c.Illegal immigrants take jobs away from American citizens. I know, Ive seen a few do it.
d.Jobs, jobs, jobs! Theyre the only answer to Americas future.

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