Which of the following is likely to indicate a conclusion? assuming that, given that, follows that, provided that

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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "Assuming that." Among the following choices, Assuming That is likely to indicate a conclusion. It is accepting as true without question or proof:

Here are the choices.
Assuming that
Given that
It follows that
<span>Provided that</span>

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