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  1. Only conclusion III follows
  2. Either conclusion I or II follow
  3. Only conclusion I follows
  4. Only conclusion II follows
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Option 4 : Only conclusion II follows

I. Schools are not establishments. → False (As No school is an institution but they are establishment → so, schools are establishment)

II. All schools have buildings. → True (As establishments that are not institutions have buildings and No school is an institution → so, all schools have buildings)

III. Schools do not have buildings. → False (As establishments that are not institutions have buildings and No school is an institution → so, schools do have buildings)

Hence, only conclusion II follows.

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