not cherry-picking
If the events you discuss are genuinely the principal developments relevant to your argument, then you are not cherry-picking merely because you present them sequentially.
This is not that you are omitting contrary evidence.
not cherry-picking
If the events you discuss are genuinely the principal developments relevant to your argument, then you are not cherry-picking merely because you present them sequentially.
This is not that you are omitting contrary evidence.
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