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In addition to inventors, engineers deserve credit for their contribution to inventions. They don’t usually get enough recognition, even though engineers are tasked with turning an inventor’s insight into something tangible and useful.

This part of the argument is a small concession. The argument does not apply in every case because sometimes inventors act as their own engineers, so they do get the credit they deserve. It qualifies the scope of the claim, showing that it applies in most, but not all, cases.

This statement does not separate the practical and theoretical, it just explains some cases where the argument does not apply. The argument does not really have practical/theoretical aspects to separate.

This accurately describes how this statement functions. It explains the situations in which the problem of recognition does not apply: when inventors serve as their own engineers.

It doesn’t support what is at issue - or support anything. Instead, it shows exceptions to the issue.

While there is a concession occurring, it is not saying that the distinction between inventor and engineer is unclear. The distinction is clear, there are just cases where one individual acts as both.

The author is not suggesting that inventors be their own engineers, they are suggesting that they should get the credit that is due to them.

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