Answer:
A. Anticipate Potential Counterarguments
Explanation:
A) In a strong argument, you should always have backup claims made to disprove a previous claim, this is also called anticipating potential counterarguments.
B) Strong arguments may have a couple points to disagree with
C) In good, strong arguments, there should be opposition! Without it there is no argument! Opposition means to be opposed to something, and to have an argument you need to be trying to make your point, to convince away from something else.
D) is incorrect because arguments are always clear, or easy to understand for a person who is on a different opinion, so it is not oblivious.
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