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"Ugliness in art should be avoided" could serve as a premise for

▸ a moral conclusion in a moral argument.

▸ a legal conclusion in a legal argument.

▸ an aesthetic conclusion in an aesthetic argument.
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How to Think Logically

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Helped a lot
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Smart ... Thanks!
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