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When the phrase "everybody knows' is used as a literary device, it should not be considered a fallacy. In the case of Leonard's song, "Everybody knows" the phrase is used to emphasize a widespread belief or understanding about societal issues and convey a sense of resignation or acceptance of the status quo. As a literary device, it serves a specific purpose and should not be evaluated as a factual claim |
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answered on Sunday, Feb 05, 2023 06:13:32 AM by Erkan | ||||||||
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