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Mr. Speaker, before looking specifically at Group No. 2 of motions, I would like to mention that I committed an almost unpardonable omission just now when I was listing all the groups of employees whom we would have liked to have seen receive more attention in the review of the Canada Labour Code.

Sentence: Mr Speaker is older than the person speaking to him.

Output: It's impossible to say

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OAKVILLE, Ont. Halton regional police say a residential counsellor at a facility in Oakville, Ont., has been charged with assaulting a resident. Police say they began investigating in September after receiving a report of an alleged assault at the Central West Specialized Developmental Services, which supports people with developmental disabilities. It was alleged the victim, who is a resident at the facility, suffered minor injuries in an assault by a staff member.

Sentence: the resident was bruised from the assault

Output: It's impossible to say

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The Eagles pulled a rabbit out of the hat with a win over the Giants in the season opener. Carson Wentz hit Alshon Jeffery for a 19-yard gain along the sideline to set up a 61-yard field goal attempt by rookie kicker Jake Elliott. Elliott promptly drilled the field goal to give Philadelphia a 27-24 win with no time left on the clock. Here's a look at the game-winner:

Sentence: The Eagles were not expected to beat the Giants.

Output: Yes

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It has also happened recently in the area of justice, with the Young Offenders Act, a field where the province of Quebec is doing exceptionally well and where it is now being told by the federal government to move aside and implement the federal policy, a more punitive policy than that of Quebec, where there is a coalition in this area.

Sentence: Quebec wants to implement it's own policies.

Output:
It's impossible to say