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Based on the premise "No warrior would dare slap Ca'daan now that a blade as skilled as Adrin walked with him.", can we conclude that "All the warriors wanted to stab Ca'daan and it didn't matter that Adrin was with him."?
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no

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Based on the premise "The rumor of a Senate run seems dead, but a local satirical revue proposes that Clinton capitalize on his legendary press-the-flesh skill by working as a Wal-Mart greeter.", can we conclude that "There was a long-running rumor of a Senate run, but it has ended."?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "Architecturally, it is also a mixture of Western and oriental styles, and a surviving part of the traditional tour that took world travelers from the West to Shepheard's in Cairo, Raffles in Singapore, the Peninsula in Hong Kong, and the Imperial in Tokyo.", can we conclude that "Both Eastern and Western styles are present in the architecture."?
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yes