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Outside , the wind shook the frail building and tore the shuddering sea to pieces .<br>The rain poured down .<br>It was already settling in for a night of storm .<br>But , inside , Young Si 's fire was casting cheery flames over the rude room , and Young Si himself was kneeling by Ethel Lennox with his arm about her and her head on his broad shoulder .<br>There were happy tears in her eyes and her voice quivered as she said , '' Miles , can you forgive me ?<br>If you knew how bitterly I have repented -- '' '' Never speak of the past again , my sweet .

Sentence: Young Si couldn't light a fire in the room, so there was no fire.

Output: No

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The government has decided to make the changes required in two stages, and this part covers only what the government is almost forced to do as a signatory to the 1976 international convention, which was to come into force in 1990, but whose implementation was later postponed to March 31, 1996, at the latest.

Sentence: May 1996 was the fall of the government

Output: It's impossible to say

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An island grammar is a grammar that only describes a small chunk of the underlying language. It is used in language parsing in situations where there is no requirement for checking the entire syntax of a provided text. Island grammars can be extended with the use of a bridge grammar.

Sentence: island grammar is applicable in shorthand

Output: Yes

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How to clean eyeglasses<br>Wash your hands before cleaning your glasses. Wash up for 20 seconds with lotion-free soap and warm water. You'll need to make sure your hands are free of dirt, grease, and grime before cleaning your glasses.

Sentence: You have to wash your hands for exactly 20 seconds.

Output:
It's impossible to say