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Heavy tapestry fabrics are only for applications that do not need frequent laundering. These applications do not include any types of clothing, but include types of window treatments such as swags and balloon valances.

Certain types of window treatments do not need frequent laundering.

Heavy tapestry fabrics are never appropriate for use in clothing.

This answer is unsupported. We don’t know anything about fabrics that are not heavy tapestry fabrics, and the stimulus never says that only heavy tapestry fabrics are appropriate for use in swags.

This answer is unsupported. To say that heavy tapestry fabrics should only be used for swags or balloon valances is too extreme. These applications were examples, not an exhaustive list.

This answer is unsupported. To say that heavy tapestry fabrics should only be used for window treatments is too extreme. That application was provided as an example.

This answer is strongly supported. We can infer from the stimulus that heavy tapestry fabrics are not appropriate for any type of clothing. Therefore, by the contrapositive property, if a fabric is appropriate for clothing it must not be a heavy tapestry fabric.

This answer is anti-supported. The stimulus tells us that heavy tapestry fabrics are not appropriate for any type of clothing.

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