Q: Jessica Litman teaches in a college
Jessica Litman, a law professor at Michigan's Wayne State University, has specialized in copyright law and Internet law for more than 20 years.
A: Yes
Q: Their home is in the far East.
Wound and rip and tear ! ''<br>That is what the terrible guns roar from morning to night at Mrs. Quack and her friends as they fly on their long journey to their home in the far North .<br>I do n't wonder that she was terribly uneasy and nervous as she sat in the Smiling Pool talking to Peter Rabbit ; do you ?
A: No
Q: This article was published in 2015.
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands: Turkey was not trying to interfere in the Dutch elections by sending ministers to attend a pro-Ankara rally in Rotterdam, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Monday. "I don't believe it was their idea to influence the elections," Rutte said as a full-scale diplomatic crisis between Turkey and The Netherlands erupted just days before the Dutch go to the polls Wednesday.
A: It's impossible to say
Q: The minister is not concerned about the reports.
I am sure that the minister will be concerned about reports today that the panel on ecological integrity in Canada's national parks appears about to report that the national parks are in serious trouble, that the ecological integrity principle that the parks are supposed to be managed on is not being applied consistently, and that scientific talent is thin in the parks.
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No