A claim of value can be described as
a. asserting that a given state of affairs exists or that something is indeed the case.
b. asserting the intrinsic worth of a belief or action in question.
c. recommending a course of action of which you want the audience to approve.
b. asserting the intrinsic worth of a belief or action in question.
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