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Select the term that is often used to introduce an additional premise.

Therefore
What's more
Furthermore
Besides

The correct answer is: Besides

The term "Besides" is often used to introduce an additional premise in an argument. It serves to provide further information or evidence to support the main point being made. The word "Besides" indicates that the forthcoming statement will add to what has already been stated, reinforcing the argument being presented. On the other hand, "Therefore," "What's more," and "Furthermore" are typically used to indicate conclusions or transitions in the argument, rather than introducing additional premises.