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        <title>The Phrase That Arrived Before the Evidence</title>
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        <description>Explain. The pattern is authority laundering. Borrowed institutional language makes a claim feel settled without showing the evidence. The phrase arrives before the proof. &quot;Officials say&quot; does the work that naming the officials and showing their work would do. The authority is borrowed, not demonstrated. The…</description>
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