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Based on the premise "Responding to concerns on the part of the MCCJ, the Pro Bono Resource Center, and others that, despite a long history of strong pro bono commitment, some momentum appears to have been lost in recent years, the Court of Appeals established the Maryland Judicial Commission on Pro Bono in 1998 to reinvigorate the pro bono effort.", can we conclude that "The pro bono effort has been growing strong since its inception."?
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no

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Based on the premise "The fact is the history of the abuses in that H-2 program, which has been documented time and time again, cannot be corrected without effective representation, as you could easily contemplate guest workers coming here for a short period of time, hoping to come back again, anxious to pick up a wage considerably higher than the wage they might be making in their own country, have no individual ability and no effective collective ability to enforce the protections that the U.S. law is supposed to guarantee them.", can we conclude that "The H-2 program has abuses."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "It is becoming more difficult to see performances on the islands.", can we conclude that "It is starting to get harder to view performances on the islands."?
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yes