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In a few sentences, explain what makes for strong evidence in support of an inference.

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Strong evidence in support of an inference includes many things. Some things that can support inferences include:
- Providing specific detail in the evidence of what happened or what you think will happen
- Give examples of why you inferred what you did
- Provide why you think such inferences, and why others wouldn’t work
- Show what would happen if something went another way besides your inference, and why your thoughts are the most important

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