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Sue challenges Anne's reasoning by

  1. Introducing a new perspective

  2. Refuting the evidence

  3. Supporting the conclusion

  4. Agreeing with the premises

The correct answer is: Refuting the evidence

Sue challenges Anne's reasoning by refuting the evidence provided. This means that Sue is finding fault or counterarguments to the evidence that Anne has presented, aiming to weaken the validity or strength of Anne's argument. The other options are not relevant in this context: Introducing a new perspective means bringing in a fresh angle to the discussion, supporting the conclusion means bolstering the argument's endpoint, and agreeing with the premises means accepting the foundational statements of the argument without any opposition. However, in this scenario, Sue is specifically challenging Anne's reasoning by refuting the evidence.

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