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The phrase "at conclusions" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion without additional context.
Example: "The researchers arrived at conclusions that were unexpected."
Alternatives: "in conclusion" or "regarding the conclusions".
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I didn't feel rushed to arrive at conclusions or solutions.
Bazelon often provides excessive detail about process: details of how she arrived at conclusions that are not particularly startling.
The inquest jury was not directly concerned with post-death events and was not asked to arrive at conclusions in relation to the alleged cover-up.
These officials are under constant pressure to arrive at conclusions that lead to lower government spending, so patients are routinely denied access to expensive, cutting-edge medicine.
You marshal evidence, you exercise judgment, you discuss with others and you try to arrive at conclusions that will hold up.
"In villages of all types we peer closely, watch one another, speculate, arrive at conclusions both wild and sane about our neighbours and ourselves".
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At conclusion, he stepped me over to the big boss' office, the AT who "loved my resume".
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HUDDLED MASSES Complimentary official event program (depending on supply at conclusion of event).
In the end arrives at conclusion that Mrs. Kaminsky is fickle.
At conclusion one of them said, "Boy, why'n't he play that kinda music long ago?" View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.
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