Q: If He doesn't seem to think the Chinese reliance on Western markets, say, or Hong Kong's thirst for Western capital, can help keep trans-Pacific relations smooth., can we say that "He thinks that trans-Pacific relations will continue to run smoothly because of the reliance of the Chinese on Western markets."?

A: no

Q: If It would be shorter once you got the hang of it., can we say that "It would be shorter in length as experience grows. "?

A: yes

Q: If Later, Clinton and House Majority Leader Richard Armey point fingers--literally--at each other, and the Republicans go nuts over what they consider to be an unflattering picture the White House released to Time . All in all, everyone in the budget talks looks petty and political, except for Dole., can we say that "Clinton and Richard Armey argued during budget talks and painted an unflattering picture of government. The people were not pleased either."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If No man called 'Franklin' has ever been elected President., can we say that "No presidents named "Franklin" have been president."?

A:
yes