Problem: (1) After leaving Wingfield Manor , Mary was taken by her new gaoler Sir Ralph Sadler to Sheffield in Derbyshire and then to Tutbury .
(2) After leaving Sheffield , Mary was taken to Wingfield Manor in Derbyshire by her new gaoler , Sir Ralph Sadler , and then to Tutbury .

Do (1) and (2) mean the same thing?

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A: no

Please check if these have the same meaning.
The date for the executions of the three Quakers - Evangelists , William Robinson , Marmaduke Stephenson and Mary Dyer - was set on 27 October 1659 .
The date set for the executions of the three Quaker evangelists , Mary Dyer , Marmaduke Stephenson and William Robinson , was 27 October 1659 .
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Answer: yes

Problem: It is found in North America , where it has been recorded from Washington to California and west to Texas and Nevada .
It is found in North America , where it has been accepted from Washington to California and the West to Texas and Nevada .
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A: yes

The 69.8 percent total claimed by the BPD would be the lowest vote share claimed by a Communist-dominated alliance in Romania .
The 69.8 % claimed by the BPD would be the lowest share of the vote claimed by a communist-dominated alliance in Romania .

Are these two sentences paraphrases of each other? OPTIONS:
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yes

1. It was originally developed by groups of Chinese scholars in the Soviet Union and used by Chinese and Russian immigrants there until the majority of them left the country .
2. It was originally developed by groups of Chinese scholars in the Soviet Union , used by Chinese and Russian immigrants there until the majority of them left the country .
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yes

1. Emperor Ferdinand I played a role in the coronation celebrations of Emperor Matthias , 1612 and the election of Johann Reinhard in 1619 .
2. I played a role at the coronation of Emperor Matthias in 1612 and the election of Emperor Ferdinand in 1619 .
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no