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Darla questions Charles’s claim that air pollution from automobile exhaust decreases during a recession. As evidence, she points out that during a recession fewer people can afford to buy new cars. Moreover the older the car, the more pollutants that car emits.
Darla’s response weakens the relationship between Charles’s evidence and his hypothesis. She does this by pointing out a fact Charles’s argument does not account for: people buy fewer new cars during a recession and older cars tend to emit more pollutants.
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