Sentence 1: Atlantic Monthly , November 1998

Sentence 2: The November 1998 issue of Atlantic Monthly covered many sea animals.
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Is this second sentence entailed by the first?

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Question:
For simplicity, we assumed nonfederal saving-saving by households, businesses, and state and local governments-would remain constant as a share of GDP in both fiscal policy simulations.

Does it follow that "Household savings is a large part of the GDP."?
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it is not possible to tell

Q: If Now, he will be doubly careful. , can we say that "From now on, he will take extra care."?
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A: yes

Premise:
"Joyce, the high priest of literary Modernism, imagined and interpreted Dublin for the world in Ulysses (you'll see references to it all over)."
Hypothesis: References must be professional, otherwise they won't be acceptable.
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no

input question: well no not really i need to it it looks so bad you can see where those spackling marks were i need to uh either paper back over it or do something If this premise is true, does that tell us:"You can see where there are spackling marks as well as the holes that I punched through the walls. "?

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output answer: it is not possible to tell

Q: If well we had a real mild winter here though, can we say that "This winter was really bad. "?
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no