Question:
Based on the premise "As long as the religious belief of the person governing does not promote or condone acts of violence against those governed, or in the repression of those who fail to share his/her religious convictions, then the beliefs that the governor holds are not a newsworthy event, or even the public's business.", can we conclude that "It's really none of the public's business what religious beliefs a government official has if it's not impacting their job."?
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Answer:
yes

Question:
Based on the premise "The most popular are the rugged Gorges de Franchard, due west of the palace.", can we conclude that "The least popular thing is due west of the palace."?
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Answer:
no

Question:
Based on the premise "However, the ninety-fourth (President Huey Jackson II) was only in office for a grand total of forty-seven seconds before his office exploded, so people tend to ignore him.", can we conclude that "Jackson was President for just a few seconds."?
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Answer:
yes