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Based on the premise "MIT's Steven Pinker argues that the Rochester researchers fail to comprehend that learning words and learning grammar are ...", can we conclude that "Pinker finds faulty with the Rochester study."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "oh it was extremely hot i thought i was going to die my car i thought it was going die last summer but", can we conclude that "It was so hot last summer that I thought I was going to die."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "He placed a wooden hand in mine and said: "This is a pleasure, Mr. Hastings." Then, turning to his wife: "Emily dearest, I think that cushion is a little damp." She beamed fondly on him, as he substituted another with every demonstration of the tenderest care. ", can we conclude that "He looked at his wife and complained about the cushion that had been left in the rain."?
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it is not possible to tell