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Hello. I think like you, I also forgot that this question is a sufficient premise question. Meaning that the answer must guarantee that the conclusion follows from the stimulus. B only gets at one prong of the premises, which must both be accounted for in order for this conclusion to be guaranteed. B only covers the scenario in which the information is true. What about when it is not true? Why shouldn't people be angry then? C is correct because it gets at both of the premises, making the argument airtight.