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People are generally better at finding mistakes in others’ work than in their own. So, one should always have their work checked by someone else.

One should always have someone check their work because it is easier to spot mistakes in work that is not their own.

There is no mention of someone checking someone else’s work.

Although someone expresses their “view” to someone else, there is no mention that it is “checked” or vetted in any way.

This is close, but still not correct. Nobody checks the jury’s work for review.

This is an accurate illustration of the principle. Someone’s writing (work) is checked by someone else. And this is done because other people can more easily spot mistakes.

There is no “checking for mistakes” here. Also, the following sentence is completely unrelated to the principle in the stimulus.

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