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Generated: Context: lottery<br>I found an old lottery ticket in my car. It was a 500 dollar winner. I was worried it was too old to pay out. I took it to the lottery office and it was still good. They gave me a 500 dollar check.

Hypothesis: I found an old lottery ticket in my car. It was a 100+500 dollar winner. I was worried it was too old to pay out. I took it to the lottery office and it was still good. They gave me a 500 dollar check.

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Generated: Context: Former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, also a prominent anti-Syria political figure, was killed in a suicide bombing in February last year, which led to rising anti-Syrian waves and the withdrawal of Syrian troops from Lebanon.

Hypothesis: Hariri died from a heart attack.

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Generated: Context: Unverified claims that Donald Trump watched prostitutes urinate on one another in a "golden shower" routine in Moscow have inspired a stream of jokes. Now, James Bond is on the fun. In a clever intro Wednesday, "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah" spoofed the opening of the 1964 007 movie "Goldfinger." Only now the title is "Goldshower" and the words that Shirley Bassey sang in the original film have changed, as has the cast. Vladimir Putin as "Nipples"? That's worth the price of admission. Watch the parody above and compare it to the real "Goldfinger" opening below. h/t Uproxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hypothesis: The show is not worth its price

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Context: That, I take it, is a harm. Their works have already been created. Harm number 2. The fact that people, for the 99 percent of the copyrights that have no commercial value after 70 years, have to find the copyright holder to put them in databases. The cost of that, on my numbers in here, made up, at least a billion dollars, or they can't find the people at all and get permission, an innumerable cost, un -- valuable cost to people who want to use it.

Hypothesis: copyrights never lose their value