Supply the missing premise or conclusion to make a properly structured Argument from Principle.
1) It's wrong to do things that make serious problems worse.
2) )..
So, driving a gas-guzzling car is wrong.
A) It's wrong to drive fuel-inefficient cars.
B) Driving a gas-guzzling car makes a serious problem worse.
C) It's wrong to produce unnecessary greenhouse gasses.
D) Many people choose to drive gas-guzzling cars.

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Driving a gas-guzzling car makes a serious problem worse, which aligns with the principle that it's wrong to do things that exacerbate serious problems.

Supply the Missing Premise or Conclusion to Make a Properly