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no i think there are certain things that uh the jury can determine as far as uh guilty or not guilty but as far as the affixing affixing affixing of punishment and fines and things of that nature i don't know if that is best left up to the jury to decide to award you know two point two million dollar kind of settlement versus a judge knowing you know it's true that you know this may be sad and all that thing but uh the jury i think is best in most cases suited for determination of guilt and innocence but not the award of of penalties and fines and punishment

Does it follow that "The jury can only determine specific things, I do not think they would be in charge of deciding the amount of a settlement."?
Answer:
yes

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If only 10 percent or less improved efficiency results from planned reduced labor and from productivity improvements that occur after the project commences, the labor for

Does it follow that "Only 10% or less of the results come from labor reduction."?
Answer:
yes

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yeah you too bye bye

Does it follow that "Thank you too, goodbye."?
Answer:
it is not possible to tell

Question:
At the back of the house is a walled terraced garden.

Does it follow that "The house has a garden in the front."?
Answer:
no