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The government decided on to ban red beacons atop cars of all ministers, politicians and bureaucrats. The ban, effective from May 1, doesn’t exempt even vehicles of the country’s top dignitaries such as the President, Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of India. But ambulances and vehicles of the fire service, police, and army will be allowed to use blue flashing beacons to cut through traffic.
When evaluating an argument, what does it mean to "beg the question"?
Statement: Is obesity a disease?
Arguments:
I. Yes, Obesity like other diseases impairs the normal functioning of the body.
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Statement: Should there be a complete ban on extracurricular activities in college.
Arguments:
I. No, the...
Statement: Should school-going children have internet access at home?
Arguments:
I. Yes, because through the internet students can h...
Statement: Should India encourage one child policy, when our population is increasing day by day?
Arguments:
1) Yes, we have to contr...
Statement: Should graduation be made minimum educational qualification for entry level jobs in any public sector organisation?
Argument:
...Statement: Should the government revoke the GST and bring in the previous tax regime?
Argument I: Yes, the state governments are unable to recove...
Statement: Should export of food grains be banned keeping in view the unexpected drought situation in the country?
Argument I: No, it won’t...