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Answer: Context: I did not view and do not view the law as providing that there is some exhaustion requirement, although I understand some cases have said that. In this particular fact situation -- and I do think, I will say, on the issue of precedent, you can distinguish cases of -- and I'm not so sure I would be as fearful as some might be as to precedential value. I think this case is somewhat distinguishable, and I don't know that a judge in another situation would knee-jerk allow this type of testimony. We are in a very unique situation here, and that's what we have.

Hypothesis: The person does not agree with the law

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Answer: Context: Yes, I would. The only thing an executive order can accomplish is to ban it in federal law enforcement agencies, but I would also support a law in the Congress that would have the effect of doing the same thing. I just -- I think that racial profiling is a serious problem.

Hypothesis: Racial profiling is a significant problem, according to the the person in this excerpt.

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Answer: Context: Sunburn<br>Blanch put on her bikini. She laid out in the sun. She accidentally fell asleep. She woke up with a sunburn. She put lotion all over her sunburn.

Hypothesis: Blanch got sunburn and it stunk.

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Context: Beamon's jump was a world record that eclipsed the previous record by 21 3/4 inches. The jump still stands as an Olympic record, and stood as a world record until Mike Powell leapt 29' 4 1/2" at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo.

Hypothesis: Powell leapt more than 28 feet.