Booth contends that we may not be able to agree about what constitutes _______ but we can probably agree on what is _______.

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Booth's statement suggests a contrast between two concepts that are opposites in a moral or ethical sense. "A human right" versus "a human wrong" fits this description, as it contrasts positive ethical values with negative ones, implying that while there may be debate over what is considered a right, there is likely more consensus on what actions or behaviors are wrong.

Booth Contends That We May Not Be Able to Agree