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Dog walker job<br>Alicia wanted to be a dog walker. She needed a job after school. So she applied with a local family. They decided to hire her. So Alicia was very happy she got the job.

Sentence: Alicia got the job

Output: Yes

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U.S. policy on drug trafficking is not consistent with the need to put an end and actively repress the consumption of drugs. The solution is not based on the destruction of a native plant, coca, in the continent, but on an active fight against the Colombian drug mafia, which has created a great money and crime empire in Colombia with powerful ramifications outside its borders.

Sentence: The solution is based on the destruction of a native plant, coca, in the continent, and not on an active fight against the Colombian drug mafia, which has not created a great money and crime empire in Colombia with powerful ramifications outside its borders.

Output: No

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In probability theory, the sample space of an experiment or random trial is the set of all possible outcomes or results of that experiment. A sample space is usually denoted using set notation, and the possible ordered outcomes are listed as elements in the set. It is common to refer to a sample space by the labels "S", , or "U" (for "universal set").

Sentence: There is at least one theory.

Output: Yes

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ZOO<br>Bob took his daughter to the ZOO. She was happy to see all the animals. In the primate house a monkey came to say hi to them. The little girl got scared. They run away from there.

Sentence: Bob's daughter likes animals.

Output:
Yes