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Based on the premise "He had organized a matchless company of Pima Indian Scouts after the army pulled out in '61, had fought Apaches, but had sided with neither Union nor Confederate forces.", can we conclude that "The army left in '61."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "oh really i dated uh i dated a nice Jewish girl for many years up in Chicago and i was the only Goyim at at all the you know Seder dinners and everything and i used to have to go with rolls of not pocketful of change to buy all this bread the kids would sell me", can we conclude that "I used to love going to Jewish dinners with my girlfriend."?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "On a day when Italy is involved in a major international football match, streets all over the country are deserted until the cars come out honking for a frenetic victory parade or the men shuffle on foot to the Piazza del Duomo for a funereal post-defeat commiseration and recrimination.", can we conclude that "On match day in Italy, pizza is free for soccer fans of wining team."?
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it is not possible to tell