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Jan: People should not go to the new exhibition of Thorntons paintings. Thornton will be g

iven a portion of the admission proceeds and Thornton, a violent sociopath, should not be supported. Kim: Your recommendation is inconsistent with your actions, because you read poems by poets who also were violent sociopaths. Which of the following, if true, provides the strongest basis for Jan to counter Kims argument？

A．Thornton" s portion of the exhibition" s proceeds are being donated to a cause deemed worthy by Thornton.

B．It is quite difficult, if not impossible, for Jan to discover the behavioral tendencies of the artists Jan reads.

C．Kim does not use products made by companies whose hiring practices Kim finds abhorrent.

D．The poets derived no benefit from Jan"s reading their poems.

E．The poets" violent behavior. is better known to the public than is Thornton"s violent behavior.

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