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In response to Sam’s claim that Starlight automobiles are free from manufacturing defects, Tiya points out that such defects become apparent only after several years.

Tiya’s claim weakens Sam’s conclusion. She does this by stating an additional consideration Sam does not take into account when making his argument. If manufacturing defects are not apparent until several years later, then it is less likely that Starlight automobiles are free from these defects.

Tiya does not agree with Sam’s conclusion. In fact, she weakens Sam’s conclusion by providing an additional consideration.

Tiya’s claim does not address the surveys Sam relies on.

The consideration Tiya offers is that manufacturing defects are apparent only after several years.

Sam’s argument does not assume Starlight automobiles are free from manufacturing defects.

The new information Tiya presents just makes Sam’s conclusion less likely to be true. It could be that Starlight automobiles are free from manufacturing defects, but Tiya’s argument indicates that this conclusion cannot be made until after several years.

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