The writer must choose a transition that accurately frames the final statement. A library catalogs local zines using subject terms proposed by the creators. Staff members still apply consistent formatting, but they do not force every publication into older categories. The chosen labels affect whether readers can find work about particular identities and experiences. Description is not neutral when it determines what becomes visible in a catalog. At the transition point, the passage should read: '___, the language of cataloging helps frame the communities represented by the collection.' Which option should the writer use before 'the language of cataloging helps frame the communities represented by the collection' to underscore the point already established?