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The argument proceeds by triggering a chain of sufficient conditions. If Joe’s car is vacuumed, then K & L employees—and only them—did the vacuuming. If K & L employees do the vacuuming, the Joe’s car was in their shop to be fixed. Since Joe’s car was recently vacuumed, the author implicitly infers that the K & L employees must have done it. From this, the author concludes that Joe’s car must have been taken to the shop to be fixed.
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