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conclusion
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In academic settings, a conclusion is typically expected to summarize the main points and provide a final thought or opinion.
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quotation
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Used frequently in business and academic settings for formal communication
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quotation
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Commonly used in business and formal communication for price estimates, contracts, and invoices.
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quotation
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Often used in business and legal contexts to outline terms and costs of a service or product.
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quotation
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Quoting famous figures or historical citations in formal writing is seen as scholarly and authoritative.
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quote
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Frequently used in academic papers, speeches, and legal documents to support an argument or provide evidence
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statement
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A way of expressing one's opinion or belief in a direct and assertive manner.
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statement
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Statements are assumed to be truthful unless proven otherwise.
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