For Question 3, can someone explain why the first sentence "Train service suffers when a railroad combines" is not also a conclusion? In my mind, that is neither evidence/support of the following conclusion, and is worded as if it is to be supported by a claim, making it a conclusion or part of the conclusion as well.
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For Question 3, can someone explain why the first sentence "Train service suffers when a railroad combines" is not also a conclusion? In my mind, that is neither evidence/support of the following conclusion, and is worded as if it is to be supported by a claim, making it a conclusion or part of the conclusion as well.