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And I 'm glad for that .<br>But I 'm hungry for a violin all the time .<br>And I only come here when the hunger gets too much to bear .<br>I feel as if I ought n't to come even then -- I 'm always saying I wo n't do it again , because I know grandfather would n't like it , if he knew . ''<br>'' He has never forbidden it , has he ? ''<br>'' No , but that is because he does n't know I come here for that .<br>He never thinks of such a thing .<br>I feel sure he WOULD forbid it , if he knew .<br>And that makes me very wretched .<br>And yet I HAVE to come .

Sentence: The Grandfather knows about the violin.

Output: No

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In this video, Irish comedian Andrew Maxwell visits the English capital to try and smooth things over and make preparations for the last few games. Watch as he immerses himself in English culture; from partaking in favourite pastimes, admiring the spectacular wildlife of London streets and sampling the nation's favourite dish. Find out more about Whyte & Mackay

Sentence: Animals roan London streets.

Output: Yes

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How to study the concept of islam in international relations<br>Thoroughly study the western international relations theories. For example, be familiar with realism, liberalism, structuralism, and so forth. You must have a good understanding of the different theories in order to be able to apply them to your research and reflection.

Sentence: Different theories lead to different conclusions on Islam.

Output: It's impossible to say

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How to select and store artichokes<br>Test the artichoke's weight. A healthy, fresh artichoke should feel firm and heavy for its size. Lift the artichoke from the pile, and test its weight.

Sentence: A fresh artichoke should feel mushy when picked up.

Output:
No