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conclusion

Definition for conclusion

noun as in judgment, decision

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Brandon Turner, a study co-author and professor of psychology at Ohio State, said the results indicate that people may quickly take the limited information supplied by algorithms and draw broad, often unfounded conclusions.

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A Marseille equaliser was not exactly a foregone conclusion given how far away Aubameyang was from goal.

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And they’ve reached the same conclusion: the dollar isn’t money anymore.

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Their calculation suggested a potential survival span of up to 5,600 days, or about 15 years, although they stressed that more data is needed for a firm conclusion.

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Caroline Daniel, the other former advisor who sat in all the same meetings as he did, didn't come to the same conclusion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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