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How to pronounce conclusions in American English
“conclusions” pronunciation by American speakers
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conclusions and another the dissenting conclusions.
Dept of Justice
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It would lead us to erroneous conclusions or oversimplified conclusions.
CDC
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conclusions they can reach; or whatever conclusions they would like.
The Obama White House
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