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Principle as Sufficient Justification
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LSAT.113 Principle as Sufficient Justification
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Which one of the following principles, if accepted, would fully justify the conclusion?
A
A city should replace wetlands with parks whenever parks would be easier to mow.
B
A city should preserve a natural feature only if it has no recreational value.
C
A city may approve a replacement that lacks flood protection if the replacement looks more attractive.
D
A city should reject every development proposal located near a home.
E
A city should preserve a natural feature when it provides necessary flood protection for nearby homes and the proposed replacement would not provide comparable protection.
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