Question:
Based on the premise "Moreover, some deceptions are, technically, not lies, theologically A person could tell a truth with sufficient clarity to avoid making a false statement and sufficient ambiguity and evasiveness to avoid revealing a truth which he wants to keep hidden.", can we conclude that "People can still deceive by omission though they technically do not make any false statements."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "These are crisscrossed by numerous narrow alleys called wynds and separated by open spaces where markets were held, royal decrees were heard, and criminals were hanged in front of large and enthusiastic crowds.", can we conclude that "The crowds were largely against the hanging of criminals for any crime."?
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no

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Based on the premise "yeah scrape it and paint it put primer on it then paint it don't put paint over else it'll just continue rusting under it yeah", can we conclude that "If you paint over it without scraping and putting primer, it will continue rusting underneath."?
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yes