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        <title>The Ten Strongest Objections to This Audit, Answered</title>
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        <description>Explain. What this appendix is for The audit essay ends with a standing challenge: name the observation that would change the verdict, or concede the claim is unfalsifiable. This appendix is the other half of that challenge, the ten strongest objections to the audit, stated in the form their real defenders g…</description>
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