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I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option.  To make a strong argument, a writer must anticipate the opposition. It should be that the writer knows what can other writers say against his argument and think about it deeply. Hope this answers the question. 

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To make a strong argument, a writer must anticipate the opposition.

Explanation:

While making an argument especially in academic writing, the writer should aim at expressing and addressing his positions in the opposition. A strong argument needs to be established to focus on the main idea. The writing becomes strong and influencing when a strong argument is raised by the writer.

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