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Which phrase can be used interchangeably with "Given that" in the context provided?

Answer

Due to

For the reason that

For

In the context of the LSAT, the phrase "Given that" is often used to introduce information that is assumed to be true or taken into account as a basis for the subsequent discussion. The phrase "For" can be used interchangeably with "Given that" in this context. It serves the same purpose of indicating a condition or circumstance upon which the rest of the argument relies.

Options A, B, and C do not serve the same transitional function as "Given that" in this context. These phrases do not convey the same sense of providing a reason or condition for the argument that follows as effectively as the correct answer, "For."

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