Q: Freda was pumped with air.
It would be worked to death and treated like a slave .<br>At first they tried to pump Freda concerning Mrs. Wilson 's treatment of her , but Freda was not to be pumped .<br>She was a quiet little mite , with big , wistful dark eyes that had a disconcerting fashion of looking the gossips out of countenance .<br>But if Freda had been disposed to complain , the North Point people would have found out that they had been only too correct in their predictions .<br>'' Mrs. Wilson , '' Freda said timidly that night , '' why have n't we got a grave ? ''
A: No
Q: Shelby Foote was pronounced dead by a doctor in New York
Shelby Foote, author of the acclaimed three volume history of the American Civil War, The Civil War: A Narrative, died in Memphis on June 27 at age 88. Foote also wrote historical fiction, including Follow Me Down and Shiloh. He may be best known for his appearance in filmmaker Ken Burns' PBS documentary, The Civil War. The Modern Library ranked Foote's The Civil War: A Narrative as number 15 on its list of 100 best non-fiction books. He was commissioned to write a short history of the Civil War by Random House and spent more than 20 years on the work eventually producing the three volumes.
A: No
Q: Corporations lack a right that non-corporations possess.
Who could claim, without raising an eyebrow, that this system is truly equitable, transparent and accessible, a system that allows corporations, which do not have the right to vote, to meddle in the electoral process by making contributions far beyond the capability of the ordinary voter, and thus unduly influencing the political policy of the parties and the candidates seeking votes?
A: Yes
Q: his mother put the eggs away
Putting Away the Eggs<br>Brad had gone to the store. He had bought a dozen eggs for his mother. He put the eggs on the counter when he got home. His mother didn't notice and knocked the eggs down. Brad's mother fussed at him for not putting the eggs away.
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No