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What indicates a statement that goes against a premise in an argument?

Counter-premise Indicator
Opposing Assumption Reference
Contrary Inference Marker
Contradictory Premise Identifier

The correct answer is: Counter-premise Indicator

In an argument, a statement that goes against a premise is indicated by a Counter-premise Indicator. This type of indicator signals that the following statement will contradict or challenge a premise that has been previously established. The other options are incorrect: - Opposing Assumption Reference does not accurately describe a statement that goes against a premise. - Contrary Inference Marker does not specifically indicate a statement going against a premise. - Contradictory Premise Identifier does not reflect the concept of a statement that contradicts a premise in an argument.