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Claim : Pluto should not be classified as a planet.
Evidence :  Pluto failed the third rule

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C: We think Pluto should not be classified as a planet
E: "however it fails the third rule" its orbit is full of large icy objects "Runyon does not need for his new meaning of "planet" to be accepted by the IAU
R: Pluto is not a planet because it breaks the third rule and if that rule was changed many objects in space would be considered planets.

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Claim: Pluto should be a regular planet.
Evidence: "A planet has to orbit the sun, has to be big enough for its own gravity to pull it into a ball shape, and it must sweep large objects out of its orbit. Pluto can do two out of three of those characteristics."

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Claim: Pluto should stay a dwarf planet
Evidence: According to Scientific American" Pluto failed to match the IAU's meaning for what makes a planet"
Reasoning: This quote proves that Pluto doesn't have the rules that classifies planets.

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C: Pluto should be considered a planet and here is why.
E: According to Article 2, Pluto has a existence of an underground ocean.
R: Pluto has been it before and I feel that its lonely because its the only one in our solar system.

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C: Pluto should be classified as a planet.
E: Pluto's surface and properties compare to the other planets orbiting the sun.
R: According to Article 1, Pluto has its own gravitational pull, and it orbits the sun. Runyon's idea of a planet is that it has a body smaller than a star. Andrew Cheng says that asking if Pluto is a planet is like asking what makes a continent on Earth. There are seven continents. Australia is a continent. Greenland is not. There is no good scientific reason that Greenland is not a continent.

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C: Pluto should be classified as a planet.
E: Pluto meets the first two standards - enough to qualify as a dwarf planet - but it fails the third
R: My reasons of it being a planet is one that they found an ocean on Pluto, and it meets the first two standards of being a planet.

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C: That Pluto should remain a Dwarf Planet
E: Pluto meets two out the tree standers enough to qualify as a dwarf planet.
R: Scientists claim that Pluto shouldn't be a planet for the size of the planet and also the standers to be a planet needs to be met and Pluto does not meet these standers

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C: Pluto should remain as a dwarf planet.
E:Pluto Does not meet the standards of the iau.
R: IF it cant meet standards to become a planet it should remain as a dwarf planet.

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Claim: Pluto should not be considered a planet.
Evidence: As stated in Article 1, the requirements for being a planet is that 1. It must orbit the sun 2. it must be big enough for its own gravity to shape it into a ball 3. it must sweep large objects out of its orbit.
Reasoning: There for, Pluto should not be a planet because Pluto only meets   2 of those requirements. It shares many large icy objects in it's orbital path which alters rule 3.