In the example below, identify the presumed cause and the presumed effect. Does
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Question
In the example below, identify the presumed cause and the presumed effect. Does the example contain or imply a causal claim, a hypothesis, or an explanation that cannot be tested? If it does fall into one of those categories, tell whether the problem is due to vagueness, circularity, or some other problem of language. Also, tell whether there might be some way to test the situation if it is possible at all. Here is your example:
The movie No Country for Old Men was a big hit because reviewers gave it a good write-up.
Explanation / Answer
the movie is hit because of the narration of the story and the concept they presented in the movie. it is not hit because of the reviewers or the anything else. it is complete the credit of the director and the casting who works for the movie. all they were simply superb and they are through what they want to say to the world. you can take any example, if they are entertaining audiance, the only reason is people are enjoying the movie. its not the special or work of reviewers or some others. its completely the hardwork of the director and the actors and actresses