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Fallacies of Presumption. Fallacies come from 'The Art of Argument' by CAP Press

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Begging the Question (petitio principii)   Arguments that assume the very same thing one is trying to prove.  
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Bifurcation (False Dilemma)   Arguments that frame the debate such that only two options are possible, when other possibilities may exist.  
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Fallacy of Moderation   Arguments that assume the correct answer is always the middle ground or a compromise between two extremes.  
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Is-Ought Fallacy   Arguments that assume that just because something is a certain way, it ought to be that way.  
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Fallacy of Composition   Arguments based on a hidden assumption that the properties of the whole will be the same as the properties of the parts.  
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Fallacy of Division   Arguments that are based on the hidden assumption that a collective whole determines that all of its parts will be like the whole.  
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Sweeping Generalization   Arguments than overextend a generalization to include facts or cases that are exceptions to it.  
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