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| Debate is an activity in which two parties discuss opposing sides of an issue, event, or situation to argue a viewpoint. Often occurring in formal settings, debates frequently involve an audience and a moderator, though these features are not absolutely crucial to the process. Logic, credibility, and emotional appeal form the foundation for a well-formed, productive debate. | ||||
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| **Input:** two parties willing to engage in civic discussion; an issue with relevant yet opposing viewpoints | ||||
| **Input:** parties willing to engage in civic discussion; an issue with relevant yet opposing viewpoints | ||||
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| **Output:** a formal discussion or conversation to argue a particular purpose | ||||
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| ## Further resources | ||||
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| NYC Urban Debate League. (2017). History's Great Debates. Retrieved July 10, 2019, from https://blog.debate.nyc/historical-debates | ||||
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| How to Debate. (n.d.). Retrieved July 10, 2019, from https://www.sfu.ca/cmns/130d1/HOWTODEBATE.htm | ||||
| Commission on Presidential Debates. [Resource on U.S. Presidential Debates]. Retrieved from https://www.debates.org/ | ||||
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