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From the fact that 'signals:

Assumption
Concession
Evidence
Conclusion

The correct answer is: Evidence

In this question, the word "signals" indicates a form of communication or indication. The word "signals" is often used to introduce evidence or support for a claim or argument. Therefore, the correct answer is C - Evidence. The signals mentioned in the statement are likely providing support or proof for a certain conclusion or idea. This makes option C the most appropriate choice. Options A, B, and D are not the best choices in this context because the term "signals" implies the presentation of evidence rather than an assumption, concession, or conclusion. It is important to pay attention to the context and the relationship between the terms in the statement to determine the most appropriate answer.