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Based on the premise "When a U.N. secretary-general can get Jesse Helms and Saddam Hussein to fall in line, he is doing something right.", can we conclude that "The U.N. secretary-general who can get Jesse Helms and Saddam Hussein to fall in line makes some big mistakes even though he does things right in general."?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "right now if things go the way that that that they are there i think that they'll keep voting but i think they'll wind up like us at some point where people sort of only half of them will end up voting and sort of caring enough to really make a statement so you know i think i think that that the people who most need to vote sometimes are the are the ones who who are really out to make a statement because you know when when when you've got an underdog candidate who represents something and even if he doesn't win a large number of people voting for that particular candidate does i think make a statement to everyone else", can we conclude that "Many people should vote when they want to make a statement, especially when there's an underdog candidate."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "with my photography business even though again it's paying off every month because i'm i'm putting everything", can we conclude that "I have a photography business and every month, it is paying off."?
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yes