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Some L are M (I) + All M are O (A) → Some L are O (I) → Conversion → Some O are L (I) + No L is N (E) → Some O are not N. Hence conclusion I follows.
Some L are M (I) → Conversion → Some M are L (I) + No L is N (E) → Some M are not N (O) + No N is L (E) → No conclusion. Hence conclusion II does not follow.
Some L are M (I) + All M are O (A) → Some L are O (I) → Conversion → Some O are L (I). Hence conclusion III follows.
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