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conclusion

[kuhn-kloo-zhuhn] / kənˈklu ʒən /




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Their conclusion was largely echoed earlier this month by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which placed the burden on American importers and consumers at “nearly 90%.”

From Los Angeles Times

Ministers said that although they accepted his findings, they reached a different conclusion regarding the possible risks in the development, particularly regarding flooding and the loss of historic woodland in the area.

From BBC

In the United States, most previous studies have focused on a single facility and its surrounding area, limiting the ability to draw broader conclusions.

From Science Daily

It added: "This is without prejudice to any ruling that the Uefa disciplinary bodies may subsequently make following the conclusion of the ongoing investigation and its respective submission to the Uefa disciplinary bodies."

From BBC

This approach also demonstrates that we can use common sense to achieve the same statistically robust conclusions without cutting corners on safety.

From The Wall Street Journal