Self-study
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Summarize Argument
The anthropologist claims that the results of the test were invalid, with the implication being that she didn't commit fraud. The reason she gives for the test results being invalid is that the medicinal powder was tested in an acidic solution.
Notable Assumptions
The anthropologist assumes that exposure to an acidic solution somehow rendered the test results invalid, perhaps because acid reacts with toxin T to turn it into something else.
Analysis by ArdaschirArguelles
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