Determine an argument from analogy

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Determine whether this is (1) an argument from analogy or (2) an analogy that isn't an argument. "Picnicking and camping have this much in common: You can't do either one without getting chewed up by mosquitoes. You don't like picnicking, so you won't like camping."

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