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He remained sitting on the floor and held his breath , wondering how she knew that he had come back .<br>If she said ' Peter ' again , he meant to cry ' Mother ' and run to her .<br>But she spoke no more , she made little moans only , and when he next peeped at her she was once more asleep , with tears on her face .<br>It made Peter very miserable , and what do you think was the first thing he did ?<br>Sitting on the rail at the foot of the bed , he played a beautiful lullaby to his mother on his pipe .
Hypothesis: Peter played the drums.
No
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How to retain customers<br>Learn what your customers want. If you want customers to return to your business again and again, it's important that you learn to read your customer base and understand what you offer the market. Why would people choose your place of business over others? Customers return to businesses for one, and hopefully more, of three basic reasons : [substeps] The perception that your business offers a deal.
Hypothesis: it is possible to increase the odds of customer returning to your business
Yes
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But if I went back to those groups that have been working on this problem for so many years and presented this option, this solution from the Reform Party, I think I would be greeted with ''oh no, not again, here we go, another attempt to try to solve this problem through legal provisions, another attempt to spend more money, more time, more effort on Criminal Code sanctions, another attempt to scratch the surface of this issue and never go beyond''.
Hypothesis: the reform party does not want to spend money
It's impossible to say