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The reasoning above is flawed because it fails to recognize that

  1. A. Correlation always implies causation

  2. B. Anecdotal evidence is the most reliable

  3. C. The conclusion is the only possible one

  4. D. There could be other contributing factors

The correct answer is: D. There could be other contributing factors

The argument presented in the passage is flawed because it overlooks the possibility of other contributing factors that could be influencing the relationship between the two variables mentioned. The flaw lies in assuming a direct causal relationship without considering other possible factors that could be at play. By choosing answer choice D, we address this flaw by acknowledging that there may be additional variables or factors that could be influencing the outcome, leading to a more comprehensive and accurate assessment of the situation.

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