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An argument made in public that the security of our country is threatened by terrorism; so the National Security Agency can intercept our phone calls. The categorical proposition used over here is; particular affirmative i.e. some people are terrorist. The conclusion follows the premise that the security of the country is under threat so the phone calls can be intercepted. Since the premise is true we can infer that we should guard the security of our nation.

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