Q: A common travel mistake is being rude to the locals.
How to avoid common travel mistakes<br>Plan a travel itinerary that has sufficient flexibility built in. It is a mistake to have an itinerary which jam packs things to do and assumes that nothing will go wrong. Always assume that could be some changes in plans due to bad weather, strikes, accidents or financial problems.
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How to get rid of smoke smell<br>Let the book air out. Gently hang an open book over a railing or on a clothesline outside for a few hours to a day. This should cause the smell to decrease.
Put the book on a railroad. OPTIONS:
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input hypothesis: Gently blowing your nose does not cause nasal congestion.
Context: How to clear nasal congestion quickly<br>Gently blow your nose. Perhaps the easiest and quickest way to reduce nasal congestion is to simply blow your nose into a soft tissue. Unfortunately, it's not always possible to completely relieve congestion by merely blowing, but it's always a good starting point.
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true or false: Yes
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How to call india<br>Dial your country's exit code. Before you can place any international call, you need to dial a set of numbers that signifies to the telephone carrier that the phone number following it will be for someone in another country. [substeps] For instance, in the united states, the exit code is " 011.
Hypothesis: The writer has called India previously. OPTIONS:
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It's impossible to say
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Volleyball<br>I went to play volleyball last weekend. It was a lot of fun, but it was also hot outside. I forgot to bring sunscreen with me. We were out for way too long and I got sunburned. Even though my sunburn hurts, I had a lot of fun.

Sentence: The sun can burn your skin in some situations.

Output: Yes
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As its time grows shorter, Congress' agenda seems to grow longer. Yet members appear ready to head off to their August recess soon, and the long-term absence of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) because of his cancer diagnosis changes the calculus. Roll Call Senior Editor David Hawkings offers his take on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Sentence: John McCain has been absent because of his cancer

Output:
Yes