Enthymemes in everyday life

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Enthymemes in Everyday Life." Please respond to the follow:

Identify an example of an enthymeme you encountered this week in the media or in a conversation.
Create a syllogism based on the enthymeme.
Determine whether the syllogism is valid or invalid and explain why.
If invalid, identify the reasoning error that is present in the syllogism.

• Analyze the syllogism of one (1) other student.

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