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Bachelor Party<br>Tim was getting married. His friends wanted to throw him a bachelor party. His fiance was completely against it. Tim did it behind her back anyway. His fiancee dumped him before the wedding.

Sentence: Tim hired strippers for the event

Output: It's impossible to say

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Kisses<br>The baby smiled up at me sweetly. I cuddled her close to my chest. She reached up to my face with her chubby hands. I leaned down toward her. She covered my nose in kisses.

Sentence: It's possible that the baby is not actually the narrator's baby.

Output: Yes

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Any such amendments must be carefully drafted to ensure that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service's decision is adequately reviewed on application by the group, and to avoid a situation where the certificate becomes a bargaining chip in obtaining cooperation from such groups.

Sentence: CSIS is an abbreviation for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.

Output: Yes

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Smelly Slippers<br>Tom trained his dog to get his slippers for him. He would do it every single time. After a while he stopped doing it. Tom noticed his slippers smelled really bad. He got a new pair and his dog fetched them again.

Sentence: tom owns a couple cats as well as a dog

Output:
It's impossible to say