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From the information provided, which statement is most likely accurate?

  1. Partially True

  2. Unsupported

  3. Main Point

  4. Must Be True

The correct answer is: Must Be True

The correct answer is "Must Be True". In LSAT questions, a statement that "Must Be True" is one that can be proven based solely on the information given in the passage or stimulus. In this case, the statement that is most likely accurate is one that is supported by the information provided and can be inferred directly from it without any additional assumptions. This option goes beyond being partially true or simply supported; it accurately reflects what can be logically deduced from the information presented. It is the strongest and most definitive answer choice among the options provided.

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