So, to conclude: When out to dinner, tie a rubber band tightly around your boyfriend's penis, paint the tip with red nail varnish, strip to your sparkly thong and start rambling about places you might have sex with him while acting totally disinterested.
What else are we supposed to conclude when grown men, trained to brave 300-pound linemen, run away from boys in trouble?
It is an immense assumption to conclude, when a fact comes to us as a whole, that some parts of it may exist without any sort of regard for the rest.
Some gardeners prefer to use a magnifying glass, jeweler's loop or microscope in order to conclude when their buds are ready to be whacked.
To conclude, when individuals have been exposed to adversities early in life, the period that has passed since then without a psychiatric disorder contains useful information with regard to the probability that they will still develop that disorder, and this information is partly adversity-specific and disorder-specific.
The story, like his harrowed memory, is fractured: it's up to the reader to conclude when the man realised he had abducted a dead body.
We consider the effect of different assays and of adherence on the predictive value of transient detectable viremia in an effort to better understand what a clinician ought to conclude when transient viremia is detected using these more sensitive assays.
And just so you know, this play does not conclude when its plot comes to its end.
And it seems naive to conclude, when discussing favelas and slums, that when "the periphery reclaims the centre, architecture will at last be built for the people".
And what are those oppressed people supposed to conclude when the reaction of the world and even some of their own leaders is grudging?
Repairing the crumbling buildings of Parliament will cost at least £3 billion, a report is expected to conclude when it publishes its findings later today.
