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An argument states, 'Our city needs more 'green spaces' to improve public health.' What is the primary issue with the term 'green spaces' in this context for a GMAT AWA analysis?

A It's an outdated term that does not resonate with modern urban planning.
B It implies that all types of green spaces are equally beneficial for public health.
C Its meaning is open to broad interpretation, making the argument vague and difficult to evaluate precisely.
D It exclusively refers to parks, thereby ignoring other potential natural areas like community gardens.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

The term 'green spaces' is ambiguous; it could mean anything from small planted areas to vast forests. This vagueness prevents a clear understanding of the proposed solution and its potential impact.

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