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In the GMAT AWA, when analyzing an argument, a writer should avoid:

A Identifying unstated assumptions.
B Suggesting alternative explanations for observed phenomena.
C Presenting their own counter-argument or personal opinion as fact.
D Discussing the implications of the argument's flaws.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

The task is to analyze the given argument, not to present a personal counter-argument or opinion. The essay must remain focused on critiquing the provided reasoning.

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