Q: If For example, to answer a question about how programs to serve handicapped children are working, we might select the cases of preschool and elementary programs; we might further select within preschool programs, those for the hearing impaired and those for the orthopedically impaired., can we say that "To see how programs are working we can look at empirical data, which gives an accurate idea of the situation."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If Ballmer played into this critique in Thursday's press conference, calling the notion of breaking up Microsoft reckless and irresponsible and dismissing speculation about such a plan as ludicrous., can we say that "Ballmer disagreed with the notion of breaking up Microsoft. "?

A: yes

Q: If Children are welcome in most bars and often accompany their parents on late-night outings, having recouped their energy during their siesta., can we say that "The children fall asleep at the outings at night because they are tired."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If so uh they both can be nice around Christmas time and stuff if you're going to buy a TV or uh or uh electronic, can we say that "They're nicer around Christmas time because they drink eggnog."?

A:
it is not possible to tell