Sentence 1: She, too, is deified and in a facade of six colossi 111/2 m (38 ft) high stands at equal height to her husband a very rare honor for a consort in Egypt though his statues outnumber hers by 2:1, a more subtle indication of his supreme power.

Sentence 2: She isn't ever deified, not even deserving of any statues.
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Is this second sentence entailed by the first?

Answer: no

Question:
This review of interventions, focused on addressing alcohol problems among patients in various medical settings, highlights several important issues and offers a perspective on the challenges to creating sustained, effective intervention programs in the emergency setting.

Does it follow that "The patients are in great physical condition."?
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no

Q: If that's what i've heard that uh, can we say that "I haven't heard anyone mention that before."?
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A: no

Premise:
"There is a mysterious disconnect between Eszterhas' self-image and his work."
Hypothesis: There is no connection between Eszterhas' self-image and his work according to the teacher.
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it is not possible to tell

input question: So you are better off going south to Kyushu, around Shimabara and the more secluded of the Amakusa Islands (for snorkeling and scuba-diving, too) or to the spa resort of Ibusuki. If this premise is true, does that tell us:"The Amakusa Islands have sunk into the ocean and no longer exist."?

OPTIONS:
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- it is not possible to tell
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output answer: no

Q: If Through his almost-closed lids he reconnoitred carefully., can we say that "His eyes were wide open"?
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A:
no