Problem: In 1979, the very first cases of AIDS appeared in New York. Cases of the disease that had never been seen prior to 1979, but is now considered more deadly than the bubonic plague, continued to surface in California and New York, almost exclusively in homosexual men.

Based on that paragraph can we say the following?
AIDS spreads in Africa.

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Answer: no
Q: Lao government spokesman, Yong Chantalangsy, said Rangoon has promised to announce its decision in Vientiane.
Yong Chantalangsy is a representative of Laos.
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A: yes
The institute's breakthrough came about after it set out to examine Thur's belief that an octagonal tomb in the remains of the Roman city of Ephesus contained the body of Arsinoe. According to Roman texts the city, in what is now Turkey, is where Arsinoe was banished after being defeated in a power struggle against Cleopatra and her then lover, Julius Caesar. Arsinoe was said to have been murdered after Cleopatra, now with Mark Antony following Caesar's death, ordered the Roman general to have her younger sibling killed to prevent any future attempts on the Egyptian throne.
Can we say the following?
Queen Cleopatra ordered the assassination of her sister.
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yes
Question: A joint venture led by Australia's Global Petroleum Ltd. said, yesterday, it had won the right to explore for oil and gas in the inhospitable waters south and east of the Falkland Islands.

Petroleum will be explored in the South Atlantic.

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Determine if the sentence is true based on the text below.
Philip Green tries to take over Marks & Spencer.

The board of Marks & Spencer will take another look at Philip Green's increased takeover offer.
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yes
Determine if the sentence is true based on the text below.
The Socialist Party was founded in the United Kingdom.

The Socialist Party was formerly part of the Labour Party, which has ruled the United Kingdom since 1997 and remains a member of the Socialist International. On the bus, Saunders and some of his cohorts they occasionally, especially the older members, address each other as "comrade" explains their view on how the split with Labour came about. As the Third Way became the dominant voice in the Labour Party, culminating with the replacement of Neil Kinnock with Tony Blair as party leader, the Socialist cadre became increasingly disaffected. "There used to be democratic structures, political meetings" within the party, they say. The branch meetings still exist but "now, they passed a resolution calling for renationalisation of the railways, and they [the party leadership] just ignored it." They claim that the disaffection with New Labour has caused the party to lose "half its membership" and that people are seeking alternatives.
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no