Premise: He was Dale Evans' faithful husband for 50 years; modeled good habits for the kids who watched his show (he gave up beer off-screen and never kissed Dale on-screen); and adopted abused, orphaned, and ethnic-minority children.

Hypothesis: He was related to Dale Evans.
Answer: no

Premise: um the majority of the actual gang crimes like the the drive by shootings and stuff stays in the neighborhoods but the crime spreads out into the more affluent divisions through robberies rape and uh car crime there's a very large uh or very high percentage of car theft and San Antonio San Antonio's not far from the border to Mexico so a a lot of the uh cars go to uh you know hack shops and they take them apart and a lot of them go over the border especially like Mercedes a lot of those those in the the Z uh the Z cars the Datsun cars end up over the border and uh

Hypothesis: The majority of crimes stays in the affluent neighborhoods.
Answer: no

Premise: The 1) By studying how the chimps' genes or immune system defeat the related virus, we can learn how to defeat HIV in humans.

Hypothesis: The chimps' genes may help defeat HIV in humans.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: The little identifying cards psychologist Gordon sets beside each item display an impressive mastery of the manipulative arts.

Hypothesis: Gordon won a national award for his work in psychology.
Answer: it is not possible to tell