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An argument made in public; the biology i.e. our genes control our behavior has translated to a categorical proposition and conclusion that people with certain abnormalities in their genetic makeup such as the transgender i.e. people with Klinefelter syndrome (KS) also known as 47, XXY or XXY, should not be hired in the teaching profession. The conclusion follows from the premise as our biology governs our behaviour. Thus I can infer from the premise that abnormal behaviour is linked to our biology.   

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