Combined Inequality: T > W > B ≥ I = L Decoded conclusion: I. B < T II. L ≤ B III. L < T T > W > B ≥ I = L T > B. Hence conclusion I is true . T > W > B ≥ I = L B ≥ L. Hence conclusion II is true . T > W > B ≥ I = L T > L. Hence conclusion III is true .
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