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The transcript consists of a simple affirmation, 'You're right,' indicating agreement or confirmation.

What does the phrase 'You're right' imply in a conversation?

In what contexts might someone say 'You're right'?

How can affirmations like 'You're right' affect interpersonal communication?

What are some alternative phrases to 'You're right' that convey agreement?

Can saying 'You're right' ever be insincere? Provide examples.