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Generated: Context: Singapore IMAGINE different companies attending a one-day boot camp on making presentations, then pitching their innovative ideas live to a panel of judges. It sounds like a business-like version of The X Factor or even The Apprentice. But no, this is not a talent or reality show.

Hypothesis: The Apprentice first aired 17.33 years prior to this article.

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Generated: Context: QUINCY, Mich. Quincy Community Schools had a two-hour delay Thursday morning because of damage from last night's storms. Josh Haggerty, the principal of the middle school, told FOX 17 that strong winds collapsed part of the district's bus garage. No one was injured and the district will be up and running at full speed Friday.

Hypothesis: The storms occurred on Wednesday.

Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: The judge advocate general, the chief of the defence staff and the provost marshal are all members of the military; the members of the monitoring committee are friends of the minister; finally, the chairman of the grievance board will work in close co-operation with the chief of the defence staff.

Hypothesis: the judge is an advocate general

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Context: How to create a strong email marketing campaign<br>Determine the purpose of your email marketing campaign. Common reasons for undertaking such a project include introducing a new product or service, offering discounts to boost sales or to move excess products, or further constructing your brand and getting your name out to more and more potential buyers. Put together a mailing list of possible customers.

Hypothesis: Introducing a new product is not a reason for an email marketing campaign.