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Sports Argument Analysis
Your sports argument is going to be heated one way or the other. I myself enjoy watching football but basketball is boring to me. Anyways your coworker and yourself have presented supporting evidence to show whose NBA legacy is better. Also, your rebuttal was very good and I agree with Britteny response towards your discussion. Overall, there is going be a different point of view and personal beliefs in sports but I’m glad there is no bad blood between you'll.
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