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Why is it not possible for an inductive argument to be valid?
 
  A. Its conclusion cannot be proven by the premises.
  B. Its conclusion is a matter of opinion.
  C. Its premises cannot be stated explicitly.
  D. The subject matter is not susceptible to logic.
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