Q: If and Canada i guess comes to my mind as they're going through the throes up there relative to French Quebec and whatever uh that i i think that would be a a negative step to make and i think that that they would need to reassess that um i'm troubled even in by bilingualism uh in so far as t hat it intrudes it gets in the way of of of the melting pot aspect, can we say that "French Quebecois have no issues dealing with English speaking Canadians. "?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If Since the U.S. volume per capita is the highest in the world, the U.S., can we say that "Being the highest in volume per capita the U.S. is closely followed by the U.K."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If it was all taking place at the White House, where Mrs. Galt was brought by her friends., can we say that "The White House shrouded in darkness, Mrs. Galt took a taxi home by herself."?

A: no

Q: If the thing that's holding everything back right now is the economy, can we say that "The economy is the only thing that's pushing everything forward."?

A:
no