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When evaluating an argument, which term suggests an outcome or consequence?

Clear need
Strong evidence
Logical flaw
Consequently

The correct answer is: Consequently

In evaluating an argument, the term "Consequently" suggests an outcome or consequence. This term indicates that the statement that follows it is a result of what was previously stated. Therefore, when assessing an argument, identifying the term "Consequently" can help in understanding the expected outcome or consequence based on the premise presented. Regarding the other options: - "Clear need" does not directly relate to suggesting an outcome or consequence in an argument. - "Strong evidence" refers to the support or proof provided for an argument but does not specifically indicate an outcome or consequence. - "Logical flaw" points to an error in reasoning rather than predicting an outcome or consequence in an argument.