Q: If Part of the reason that Putnam's article resonated so strongly outside elite circles-- People magazine profiled him in a bowling alley--is that in using the example of bowling, that staple of 1950s, Putnam touched on a powerful chord of nostalgia for the America of that golden decade., can we say that "Americans have always hated bowling as a sport."?

A: no

Q: If The names of the companies are confidential and were not known to the researchers., can we say that "The researchers were not aware of the companies' names. "?

A: yes

Q: If that'd be funny um-hum yeah uh-huh, can we say that "That would be very sad."?

A: no

Q: If On the way back toward Kathmandu, the village of Pharping deserves a stop., can we say that "If you're traveling back to Kathmandu, be sure to avoid the village of Pharping."?

A:
no