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The chosen query satisfies these requirements:<br />
SELECT * EXCEPT(churned), churned AS label: Excludes churned from features and renames it to<br />
label. The OPTIONS(model_type='logistic_reg') specifies that a logistic regression model is being trained. This setup ensures the model is correctly trained using the features in the dataset while targeting the churned column for predictions.