Premise: and Canada i guess comes to my mind as they're going through the throes up there relative to French Quebec and whatever uh that i i think that would be a a negative step to make and i think that that they would need to reassess that um i'm troubled even in by bilingualism uh in so far as t hat it intrudes it gets in the way of of of the melting pot aspect

Hypothesis: Being bilingual sometimes does not get in the way of diversity.
Answer: no

Premise: The gaudy red, gold, and white Sam Po Kong Temple stands at the foot of Bukit China, honoring Cheng Ho, the eunuch admiral who in 1409 opened up Melaka to Chinese trade.

Hypothesis: The Temple is green, blue, and purple.
Answer: no

Premise: The point is that investors are supposed to direct capital toward companies that will make productive use of it and direct capital away from companies that will not.

Hypothesis: Investors direct capital to and away from companies.
Answer: yes

Premise: The Andersen story illustrates how a few people can do the wrong thing with catastrophic consequences for many innocent parties.

Hypothesis: The actions of a few never have consequences for innocent parties.
Answer: no