In 2003, Secretary of State Colin Powell presented photographs of Iraqi installations that he said were facilities that produced weapons of mass destruction. This assertion points out
A) The difference between fact and opinion.
B) That American intelligence analysis is rarely wrong.
C) That the Bush administration did not feel it needed support for its decision to invade Iraq.
D) That theory rarely has any application in the real world.

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The presentation of photographs as evidence of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction highlights the importance of distinguishing between fact (the existence of the photographs) and opinion (the interpretation of what the photographs show).

In 2003, Secretary of State Colin Powell Presented Photographs of Iraqi