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What makes a source credible? A. It is a written without context B. It is consistently reliable C. It's a author is president D. It's lacks evidence to support its arg…

What makes a source credible? A. It is a written without context B. It is consistently reliable C. It's a author is president D. It's lacks evidence to support its arg…
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What makes a source credible?

A. It is a written without context
B. It is consistently reliable
C. It's a author is president
D. It's lacks evidence to support its argument

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B. It is consistently reliable
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User Nader
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Answer:

B. It is consistently reliable

Step-by-step explanation:

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