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The reasoning in the argument is fallacious because the argument

  1. A. Utilizes objective data effectively

  2. B. Contains multiple counterarguments

  3. C. Is structured on a strong logical foundation

  4. D. Relies on a causal connection not proven

The correct answer is: D. Relies on a causal connection not proven

The argument is fallacious because it relies on a causal connection that has not been proven. In logic and reasoning, it is important to establish a clear and proven causal connection between two events or phenomena before using it as the basis for an argument. Without this evidence, the argument lacks a strong foundation and is susceptible to flaws in reasoning. The other options are not relevant to why the reasoning in the argument is fallacious.

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