Premise: In the French and Italian press, many column inches were devoted to Robert De Niro's interrogation as a witness by a Paris magistrate in connection with an international call-girl scandal, and in the British press much space was given to Mohammed Al Fayed's interview with the tabloid Daily Mirror saying he believed that the deaths of his son Dodi and his friend Princess Diana had been the result of a conspiracy.

Hypothesis: Many felt that Mohammed Al Fayed's interview was the result of grief at the loss of his son.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: The long, sandy beaches here are another favourite spot for camping excursions.

Hypothesis: The beaches are avoided by campers.
Answer: no

Premise: well ours uh that we tend to listen to most um i like the way they handle news type things because in the morning and in the evening they'll have you know five minutes worth of news every half hour

Hypothesis: I listen to them in the morning and also at night they usually devote five minutes to current events every half hour.
Answer: yes

Premise: Several organizations were led by individuals who had spent years building personal relationships with members and working to champion the purpose and mission of their organizations.

Hypothesis: Several organizations that were led by individuals did not care about themselves nor the people they swore to help.
Answer: no