You are reading the conclusions of a document. For each conclusion below you are given its text and
the texts of the premises it is currently known to rest on. Ask: what else must be true for this
conclusion to follow from these premises?

Return one record per conclusion, with "conclusion" set to its id and "premises" listing each further
premise it needs:
- {"stated_at": "<id>"} when the document itself states the premise: give the id of that chunk from
  the list of chunks below. Do not repeat a premise the conclusion is already known to rest on.
- {"statement": "<text>"} when the document does not state it: write the premise as one short,
  self-contained sentence. Use the same sentence, word for word, for the same premise of several
  conclusions.
Give the premises that matter most first. A conclusion that needs nothing further gets an empty list.

Do not give probabilities, confidence levels or any other judgement of whether a premise is true.

Conclusions, each as id: text, then the premises it rests on:
$conclusions

Chunks of the document, in document order, as id: text
$chunks

Records from your previous answer that were not applied, with the error each one got. If this list
is not empty, return corrected records for these conclusions only, and nothing else:
$rejected
