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The editorialist concludes that the government should not fund essential health services with lottery revenue. This is because lottery revenue may decline in the future.

The editorialist establishes that lottery revenue may not always be reliable, but assumes that this disqualifies it from being a revenue source for essential services like healthcare.

The argument conforms to the principle that only reliable sources of revenue should be used to fund essential government services.

The editorialist only claims that the funding for healthcare shouldn’t be sourced from lottery revenue, not that revenue should be spent in any particular way.

This reflects the critic’s reasoning. Per the argument, lottery revenue should not be the source of funding for essential services like healthcare because it might decline in the future.

The critic only makes a claim about essential government services, so this principle is much broader than that to which the critic’s reasoning conforms.

The critic makes a claim about where revenue for essential services should be sourced from, not about what services should be considered essential.

The critic only claims that lottery revenue shouldn’t be used as the source of funding for essential services, not that it should be preserved.

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