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次の英文の下線部(1),(2),(3)を和訳せよ。
Merely stating a proposal by no means requires listeners to accept it. (1)If you say, "We should spend money on highway construction," all you have done is to assert that such a step should be taken. From the audience's point of view, you have only raised the question, "Why should we?" (2)No person in that audience has any reason to believe that the proposal is good simply because you have voiced it. If, however, you are able to say, "Because ..." and list several reasons why each of your listeners should honestly make the same statement, you are likely to succeed in proving your point. (3)You have achieved your purpose when your audience would, if asked, lean towards agreement on the importance of highway spending.
――東京大学 前期日程（２月25日実施）――2006年
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