Passage: Patriotism or love for one's country is one of the noblest sentiments of man. It is love that comes from one's gratefulness to the land where one is born, the country that provides everything that makes life worth living - food, clothing and shelter, families, friends and the way of life of its people. Or, in other words, it is our country that gives us all that we enjoy and all that makes man's life different from and richer than that of all other animals. That is why patriotic feelings are natural to man.

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People who buy stocks are no different from people who bet on horse racing. They both risk their money with little chance of making a big profit.
 Above lines contains 

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  the fallacy of hasty generalization.
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  the fallacy of false analogy.
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  the fallacy of composition.
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  the fallacy of equivocation.