Question:
The 500,000 eligible, Muslim voters are likely to reward Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's Social Democrats (SPD) in the September 18 parliamentary election, for its anti-Iraq war position and pro-Muslim policies.
Is this true?
Gerhard Schroeder belongs to the Social Democrats.
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yes
Problem: Rumsfeld signaled a harder line against China from the Bush administration, which has criticized Beijing over trade and human rights issues but not directly challenged the Chinese military buildup.

Based on that paragraph can we say the following?
Rumsfeld is leveling some harsh criticism at China during his trip.

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Answer: no
Q: The White House pressure, reported by Iraqi officials in Baghdad and an American official in Washington, on Sunday, was a change in the administration's hands-off approach to Iraqi politics.
Washington is pressing Iraq's leaders to end weeks of political deadlock and to form a new government as soon as possible, US officials say.
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A: no
Coal company stocks got a lift Monday morning after an article in Barron's said the industry was benefiting from soaring natural gas prices and the advent of new power plants that emit less pollution.
Can we say the following?
Coal stocks rise.
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yes
Question: The BBC's Americas editor Will Grant says many Mexicans are tired of conflict and long for a return to normality.

Will Grant is researching a conflict with Mexicans.

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Answer: no
Question:
No, we don't get any business from beach traffic, said Butler, whose Men's Shop is located in a small strip mall behind Krispy Kreme on Palmetto.
Is this true?
Men's Shop is owned by Butler.
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yes