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True Conclusions
Statements or results that logically follow from the given premises, validated by correct reasoning.
Valid
A conclusion or statement that is logically sound, with premises that fully support the conclusion.
Premises
Statements or assumptions that form the basis for a reasoned argument or conclusion.
Conclusion
The end or finish of an event, process, or text, often containing a summary of the arguments or main points.
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