Question:
Based on the premise "they have some nice camping grounds you know that have the water piped out", can we conclude that "The camping grounds are excellent and have running water."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "[L]ike Beckett written for soap opera, says Lyons; its sometimes poetic, sometimes pseudo-poetic, and intermittently flat prose seems a pale imitation of, alternately, Eugene O'Neill, James Joyce, Hugh Leonard, Brian Friel, and Shakespeare, says Simon.", can we conclude that "Lyons has no opinion on it."?
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no

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Based on the premise "Coulter's legal scholarship is so repetitious and garbled that it's hard to puzzle out her definition of high crimes and misdemeanors.", can we conclude that "Coulter often rambles incoherent points during her monologues."?
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it is not possible to tell