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If all cars are made of metal. All metals are magnetized. Therefore, all cars are magnetized.
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison requires a 27 or higher on the ACT as a criteria for admissions.
Since I scored a 27 on my ACT, I attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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