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Does the conclusion read like: "Because consuming large amounts of fat, processed sugar, or alcohol increase triglyceride levels in the blood, they are likely a factor causing heart disease." because the premises in the argument focus on triglycerides and the correlation with heart disease? As opposed to the conclusion reading more like: "Thus, it is likely that consuming large amounts of fat, processed sugar, or alcohol is a factor in causing heart disease," and viewing the increased triglyceride levels as a mere fact of fat, processed sugar and alcohol and not necessarily the cause of heart disease. Thanks for the help!