Verbal Reasoning Quiz
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A coastal town proposes building a seawall to prevent future flood damage. Town officials argue that because a smaller seawall built near the harbor five years ago has not been overtopped during storms since its construction, a larger seawall along the entire coastline will protect residential areas as well. They conclude that investing in the seawall is the most effective way to reduce flood-related repair costs over the next decade. Which of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?
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