Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

When making a rebuttal.

During a counterargument.

Explanation:

These are the two rounds of a debate in which participants can introduce new arguments. A rebuttal refers to presenting information that contradicts the opponent's arguments. In order for a speaker to do so properly, he most likely would need to introduce new arguments. Moreover, a counterargument refers to an objection to a particular premise. This would usually require the introduction of new information as well.

Answer 2

I'm positive it would be during a counterargument. :)