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No professional athlete who uses banned substances is eligible for the Hall of Fame. Since Thompson is ineligible for the Hall of Fame, it follows that Thompson must have used a banned substance.

The conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?

  1. Thompson was a professional athlete for many years before retiring.
  2. Thompson is a professional athlete who has been accused of using banned substances.
  3. Some athletes who are eligible for the Hall of Fame have never used banned substances.
  4. Using banned substances is the sole basis on which a professional athlete can be ruled ineligible for the Hall of Fame.
  5. No professional athlete who is eligible for the Hall of Fame has ever used banned substances.

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