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The spiral of bronze bas-reliefs on the Vend??me column, commemorating Napoleon's victories and topped by a statue of the emperor himself, was cast from 1,250 cannons captured from the Austrians at Austerlitz.

Does it follow that "Locals say that if you walk around the column clockwise and pat Napoleon on the head, you will receive good luck for a year."?
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it is not possible to tell

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I'm not sure if the correspondents realize that the Hindu concept of Brahman has been around considerably longer than Sullivan's cross-pollination of something like the a powerful (yet devout) bearded man, a cool breeze on a clear summer night, a John Lennon tune, and the Lion King.

Does it follow that "I'm also not sure if the correspondence did their research because they are an educated."?
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it is not possible to tell

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Then there's the public's infatuation with train wrecks.

Does it follow that "Train wrecks don't cause public's infatuation."?
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no

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George Bush, you may remember, trailed Gary Hart in 1987 polls, and Newsweek even ran a cover story about Bush and the wimp factor.

Does it follow that "George Bush was mocked by some of the media as not having a strong, tough guy image and some doubted his ability to win the presidential race. "?
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it is not possible to tell