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What is Detroit Lions 2007 win loss record

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The Lions 2007 regular season record was 7-9.

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The writer believes that eyewitness accounts of a crime aren't always reliable

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true

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If you're looking to see if a writer of an op-ed piece is advancing a specific point or issue and backing that argument with a sound argument you're interested primarily in an issue of

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logos

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According to the writer eyewitnesses who are initially somewhat unsure of their selection from a traditional police lineup often

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become more confident when their selection is later supported by investigation.

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What excerpt best summarizes the issue the writer is addressing in the Chicago Tribune 30 September 2002 editorial When believing isn't seeing

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"...erroneous eyewitness testimony is the single greatest contributor to wrongful convictions in the United States."

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An Op-ed or opinion piece is best defined

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a short article or essay in which a writer expresses his or her thoughts and feelings about a particular issue.

an op-ed or opinion piece

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The author believes that

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Sequential lineupsand more reliable than traditional lineups.

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Which of the following statements best demonstrates how to make a stand in an op ed piece that provides a solution

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None of the above.

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What rules for writing an op-ed piece does the rewrite best demonstrate in the original rewritten two paragraphs that were drawn from an op-ed piece SEE Discuss

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The rewrite used examples and facts.

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Would you be looking for as a critical reader with an eye toward ethos in an op-ed piece

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A critical reader of an op-ed pieces with an eye toward ethos would be trying to determine the character of the writer to see if he or she is believable and trustworthy.

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What is Detroit Lions 2007 win loss record

The Lions 2007 regular season record was 7-9.

The writer believes that eyewitness accounts of a crime aren't always reliable

true

If you're looking to see if a writer of an op-ed piece is advancing a specific point or issue and backing that argument with a sound argument you're interested primarily in an issue of

logos

According to the writer eyewitnesses who are initially somewhat unsure of their selection from a traditional police lineup often

become more confident when their selection is later supported by investigation.

What excerpt best summarizes the issue the writer is addressing in the Chicago Tribune 30 September 2002 editorial When believing isn't seeing

"...erroneous eyewitness testimony is the single greatest contributor to wrongful convictions in the United States."

An Op-ed or opinion piece is best defined

a short article or essay in which a writer expresses his or her thoughts and feelings about a particular issue.

an op-ed or opinion piece

The author believes that

Sequential lineupsand more reliable than traditional lineups.

Which of the following statements best demonstrates how to make a stand in an op ed piece that provides a solution

None of the above.

What rules for writing an op-ed piece does the rewrite best demonstrate in the original rewritten two paragraphs that were drawn from an op-ed piece SEE Discuss

The rewrite used examples and facts.

Would you be looking for as a critical reader with an eye toward ethos in an op-ed piece

A critical reader of an op-ed pieces with an eye toward ethos would be trying to determine the character of the writer to see if he or she is believable and trustworthy.

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