quotation (to support one's argument)
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The lawyer cited precedents to argue for his client's innocence.
His argument gained persuasiveness by invoking the words of classical philosophers.
The professor explained by citing historical documents in the lecture.
They invoked articles of the constitution to object to the government's decision.
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