Recommendations differ from conclusions in that recommendations
A) suggest a clear course of action.
B) interpret evidence.
C) always come at the end of the report.
D) are always acceptable to readers.

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Recommendations suggest a clear course of action, whereas conclusions summarize the findings and may not necessarily provide specific actions to be taken. Option B is incorrect as interpreting evidence is more likely to be a part of the conclusion than the recommendation. Option C is incorrect as recommendations can be placed in various sections of a report, not necessarily at the end. Option D is incorrect as recommendations may not always be acceptable, depending on the situation and audience.

Recommendations Differ from Conclusions in That Recommendations