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ID: LSAT-LR-041
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Weaken the Argument
Difficulty level: Easy

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Restaurant critic: The Salt Room's kitchen has declined. Its dishes were once built on three or four ingredients; the current menu lists eleven on average and one dish runs to seventeen. A cook who needs eleven ingredients to make a dish interesting has stopped trusting the ingredients, and that is the beginning of the end for any kitchen.

Which one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?

AThe Salt Room is fully booked most evenings, and has been throughout the period in which the current menu, with its longer lists of ingredients, has been in use, mostly by regulars.

BThe current menu itemises every element of a garnish and every component of a sauce, where the old menu named only the principal ingredients.

COther restaurants in the city that are generally thought to be at their best list far fewer ingredients per dish than the Salt Room's current menu does.

DThe Salt Room's head chef has not changed in ten years, and the cooks under her have been in the same kitchen for most of it.

EA few dishes on the current menu still list only four ingredients, exactly as the dishes on the old menu did.

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