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In an argument context, the term "Conclude that" directly signals the conclusion of the argument. This phrasing is commonly used to introduce the final standpoint or inference drawn by the speaker or writer based on the premises presented. It explicitly indicates that the following statement is the conclusion being made.

The other options, although they may indicate a transition or a supporting element within the argument, do not specifically identify the conclusion as clearly as the phrase "Conclude that" does.