input hypothesis: The newspaper articles contain the individuals remarks.
Context: The simple issue here, because it is the Court's understanding that these individuals have denied that they made these remarks, is from the plaintiffs' standpoint how can they get something that is, in my view, on the purpose test, which clearly goes to the truth of the matter asserted, how do they get these newspaper articles into evidence? Well, they can't, in my view, without the reporters testifying.
true or false: It's impossible to say
input hypothesis: Virginia allows guardianship letters.
Context: How to write a guardianship letter<br>Check if your state allows guardianship letters. Not all states recognize guardianship letters. Instead, they require that even temporary custody issues be handled through the courts.
true or false: It's impossible to say
input hypothesis: The article claims there are more than fifty basic reasons why customers return to businesses.
Context: How to retain customers<br>Learn what your customers want. If you want customers to return to your business again and again, it's important that you learn to read your customer base and understand what you offer the market. Why would people choose your place of business over others? Customers return to businesses for one, and hopefully more, of three basic reasons : [substeps] The perception that your business offers a deal.
true or false: No
input hypothesis: Sam got his tire replaced the next day.
Context: Broken Tire<br>Sam was bicycling one day. He hit a big rock by accident. The wheel of his bicycle was bent. Sam had to walk it back home. He eventually got it replaced.
true or false:
It's impossible to say