Q: If The graceful crescent-shaped Piazza del Duomo is the perfect place for breakfast surrounded by 17th- and 18th-century palazzi and the monumental facade of the cathedral., can we say that "There are no good places to stop and have breakfast."?
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- it is not possible to tell
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A: no

Q: If (Just because they carry it, of course, doesn't mean they actually play it five times a week.), can we say that "They carry it with them."?
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A: yes

Q: If Amid some evidence of a press backlash against the princess--top Sun columnist Richard Littlejohn last week called her a flawed, privileged young woman who filled in time between exotic holidays and shopping for clothes by putting in a bit of work for high-profile charities--an opinion poll published Monday in the same newspaper said half of Britain is still in mourning for her., can we say that "All of media had good things to say about the princess."?
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A: no

Q: If radios and cassettes and things like that, can we say that "Things like radios and cassettes."?
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- it is not possible to tell
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yes