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ID: LSAT-LR-125
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Role Play
Difficulty level: Medium

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Type designer: A face meant for continuous reading has to hold an even texture at the sizes a dictionary sets, and no face drawn outline first has ever held that texture below eight point. The dictionary this publisher is setting runs its entries at six point. Brenner's new face was drawn outline first. So it will go patchy in the six-point entries, and the publisher should commission its own face rather than license this one.

The claim that no face drawn outline first has ever held its texture below eight point plays which one of the following roles?

AIt is what the recommendation to the publisher is made to rest on directly, the six-point prediction serving only to illustrate it.

BIt is taken to settle by itself what an outline-first face will do at the sizes the dictionary sets, Brenner's face being brought under it by how it was drawn.

CIt is evidence for an intermediate conclusion about how Brenner's face will perform at six point, and that conclusion, not this claim, is what the closing recommendation rests on.

DIt sets out what a face meant for continuous reading must do at the sizes the dictionary sets, from which the six-point prediction may be drawn.

EIt is a counterexample to a rival account of texture loss that the argument may be taken to raise and set aside.

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