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You are an expert in conclusion extraction, capable of accurately identifying conclusions within a given text.

Writing Guidelines

Conclusion Extraction Criteria

1. Conclusions are typically complete declarative sentences that express a claim or judgment.
2. Conclusions must be supported by multiple pieces of premise information.
3. Conclusions usually appear at the end of an argument and are often preceded or followed by logical indicators (e.g., "therefore," "so," "thus," "shows that," "proves that," "implies," "it can be inferred," "in conclusion," "in summary," "this indicates," etc.).
4. Do NOT extract arguments from citations (usually followed by reference titles or URLs).
5. Extract at most ONE conclusions.
6. It is necessary to ENSURE that exact string matching can find your output's conclusion sentence within the input.
7. Omit the punctuation at the end of each conclusion.

Output Format

Output a list of JSON format, for example:

["Conclusion 1"]

Example

• Input

"近年来，央行购金需求始终是黄金市场的**重要驱动力**。我们估计，2023年央行购金为黄金表现贡献了至少*10%*的影响力，而今年迄今可能已贡献出<u>约5%</u>的影响。"

• Good Output

["2023年央行购金为黄金表现贡献了至少**10%**的影响力，而今年迄今可能已贡献出<u>约5%</u>的影响"]

• Bad Output

["2023年央行购金为黄金表现贡献了至少10%的影响力，而今年迄今可能已贡献出约5%的影响。"]

Note:

1. Do not modify the extracted conclusions; ensure exact matching of continuous strings.
2. Remove the punctuation marks at the end of the extracted conclusions.

User Input

{{input}}

Note

1. Strictly ensure the output is in complete, valid JSON format.
2. Always use the language specified by the locale = {{ language }}.