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Match the statement to the fallacy.

1. Nobody but a New Yorker can stand New York.

2. One hundred thousand readers can't be wrong. Buy The Podunk Gazette!

3. I think this town needs a new hospital because I hate to think of all those poor people suffering.

4. You had better believe me when I say Alaska is a great state because I'm from Alaska.

a. either-or

b. jumping on the bandwagon

c. endorsement

d. logic vs. emotion

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