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Which phrase typically indicates a conclusion in an argument?

  1. After all

  2. Therefore

  3. In addition

  4. Owing to

The correct answer is: Therefore

In arguments, conclusions are statements that are supported by premises. The phrase "Therefore" typically indicates a conclusion in an argument because it often follows premises and provides the main point or result that the premises lead to. In contrast, the other options do not usually introduce conclusions in the same direct and explicit manner that "Therefore" does.

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