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But I think marriage is a sacred institution. I'm going to be respectful for people who may disagree with me. I've had a record of doing so in the State of Texas. I've been a person that had been called a uniter, not a divider, because I accept other people's points of view.

Sentence: The speaker claims tolerance for those who might not agree with his views on the sanctity of marriage.

Output: Yes

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The American Time Use Survey asks people what they do during the day. Activities are split into categories. One of those is sports and leisure, which is further broken down into more specific things like biking and basketball. Henrik Lindberg charted the relative peak times for these subcategories using overlaid area charts. Fun. Lindberg made it in R, and you can grab the data and code here.

Sentence: Henrik Lindberg is involved with the american time use survey

Output: Yes

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How to act in thailand<br>Avoid getting angry or raising your voice in public places. In thailand, the people are not confrontational. [substeps] Showing anger may embarrass a thai person and will not help you in your endeavors.

Sentence: the best way to act in Thailand is too run around shouting at people

Output: No

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Based on this fundamental assessment, which provides reasonable confidence that those advocating the retention of their rights and privileges will find satisfaction under the new school system being implemented, and conscious of the overwhelming support for the school system itself, I will support the resolution with the hope that the debate surrounding it in this place will continue and that my confidence is not misplaced.

Sentence: The school system will be remaining the same

Output:
No