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Dictation software, which allows computers to transcribe spoken sentences, is advertised as a labor-saving invention, but it fails to live up to this promise. The most labor-intensive part of writing is thinking and editing, not typing. Furthermore, the time spent double-checking the dictation software outweighs the time saved by not typing it.

This is the main conclusion of the argument

Although this is the main conclusion, there are no other conclusions in this argument. All of the premises support this statement.

This is the main (and only) conclusion. All of the premises support the conclusion that dictation software does not save time when working.

This is the only conclusion in the argument. It is also not an intermediate conclusion because it does not give support to another conclusion (because it is the only one)

This is not a premise; it does not support any conclusion. This statement only receives support, making it the argument’s main conclusion.

This is not a premise; this is the argument's main (and only) conclusion. It does not give any support, so it cannot be a premise.

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