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What term is often used to introduce an additional premise in reasoning?

Besides

In reasoning, the term "Besides" is often used to introduce an additional premise. This word signals to the reader or listener that another piece of information is about to be presented to further strengthen the argument. The other options, "What's more," "Therefore," and "Furthermore," do not typically serve the same function as introducing an additional premise in reasoning.

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What's more

Therefore

Furthermore

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