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unwarranted conclusion

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See: anacoluthon, non sequitur


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However, he says, "one must be careful not to draw unwarranted conclusions.
Perhaps that's why the real scientists at work here are so unwilling to say much before the cameras, as opposed to the willingness of their policy masters to draw all sorts of unwarranted conclusions.
14, President Bush dismissed as "preposterous" the contention that the US was drawing unwarranted conclusions about Iran's role in Iraq.
 
 
 
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