Sentence 1: Hospitals could hire more residents, but that would increase our physician glut.

Sentence 2: Our physical glut would go up if hospitals were able to hire more residents.
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Answer: yes

Sentence 1: But the golden glow of the temples' Doric columns and the idyllic setting amid acadia and almond trees on a precipice overlooking the Mediterranean are enough to encourage you to worship a whole pantheon of Greek gods.

Sentence 2: The very sight of the temple and its architectural majesty will fill you with awe.
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Answer: yes

Sentence 1: Subsequent jokes are grounded, predictably, in their sundry sexual humiliations; easy stuff, but concentrated and layered so that they add up to a vision of adolescence as a hormone-wracked purgatory.

Sentence 2: Jokes that are grounded and appear simple but are actually deeply layered.
Is this second sentence entailed by the first?

Answer:
yes