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This culture-nature split corresponds, in Walcott's personal mythology, with a split in his European education and Caribbean childhood; his two homes, in Boston and St. Lucia; the two races, white and black, of his ancestry; and the two languages I know--one so rich/ in its imperial intimacies, its echo of privilege,/ the other like the orange words of a hillside in drought--/ but my love of both wide as the Atlantic is large.

Does it follow that "Walcott hated both the Caribbean and Europe."?
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no

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LSC continues to provide technical assistance to grantees in many areas of state planning including, but not limited to, development and implementation of state plans, resource development, and mergers.

Does it follow that "LSC does not help in any part of state planning. "?
Answer:
no

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My trouble is that I could never keep my mouth shut.

Does it follow that "My issue was that I always wanted to ask questions."?
Answer:
it is not possible to tell

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The relaxation of prohibitionist laws has brought them within easy reach of most of the American public, and the public has voted for them with its feet.

Does it follow that "The relaxation of prohibitionist laws has not brought them in reach of the public."?
Answer:
no