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In this task, you're given a pair of sentences, sentence 1 and sentence 2. Your job is to determine if the two sentences clearly agree/disagree with each other, or if this can't be determined. Indicate your answer as yes or no respectively.
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Sentence 1: you know people that are out there barely struggling to pay their uh house payment and buy food aren't going to be out buying you know anything else and the people that you know have the uh disposable income that are probably more able to pay the income tax uh or pay the sales tax are the ones that are really you know have the money and they're out there buying the items maybe they should be you know paying more of the burden um there was there's another crazy thing that gets me it's like the more children you have the less tax you pay and to me that is completely crazy and i have five children so i mean you know i uh i you know it it's kind of odd when i talk about this with other people because it it just doesn't make sense to me you're getting more services Sentence 2: Sales tax should vary depending on how much someone is making.
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no


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Sentence 1: Yet with the discovery of marvelous artifacts and evidence of its cities, Sir Arthur Evans, its principal advocate, made reality out of folklore and myth (see page 33). Sentence 2: Sir Arthur Evans spent his whole like searching the area before dying an obscure failure.
answer:
yes


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Sentence 1: The second set of rules,8 apply to Postal Service proposals to implement new services that would supplement, but not alter, existing mail classifications and rates on a provisional basis for a limited time. Sentence 2: The second set of rules target Postal Service proposals to begin new services that would add to mail rates.
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yes