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Evidence suggests that we can manufacture a car with twice the fuel efficiency ... ...

The flawed reasoning in the argument above is most similar to that in which one of the following?
(A) Since there is no dishwasher currently available that uses energy efficiently and there is no dishwasher currently available that effectively cleans pans, no dishwasher currently available is well engineered. For, to be well engineered, a dishwasher must use energy efficiently and clean pans effectively.
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*This question is included in Parallel Flaw: Intro Set

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