"convince" means to firmly persuade, whatever that adds to the distinction, though. Try looking at it this way, you can persuade someone to do something, but that doesn't necessarily mean they believe doing it is within their best interest. To "convince" is to cause someone to believe it's in their best interest. I trust that distinction will help you gain a better understanding of 1. through 3.![]()
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As examples, please consider these, . . . .

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