Question: And we are not sure of that even."
We are unsure of that.
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Answer: yes

Problem: Here is a premise:
Further, the periodicals subclasses have strict rules on enclosures, have regulations that depend on whether the publication is bound or unbound, and most have rates that depend on whether the material inside is advertising or editorial.

Here is a hypothesis:
The periodicals subclasses have strict rules on enclosures

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Answer: yes

Sentence 1: By far the most frequent response involved Hillary Clinton, the once and future baker, or nonbaker, who today begins her four-day listening tour at the Moynihan Farm.

Sentence 2: Hilary Clinton is almost always involved in arguments or discussions.
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Is this second sentence entailed by the first?

Answer: it is not possible to tell

Question:
In the 17th-century Hotel Lambert, on the corner of Rue Saint-Louis-en-l 'Ile, Voltaire carried on a tempestuous affair with the lady of the house, the Marquise du Cetelet.

Does it follow that "Voltaire had an affair at the Hotel Lambert with the Marquise du Cetelet."?
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Answer:
yes

Q: If in fact uh when our car was stolen of a little over a year ago in Baltimore i had a Rod Stewart tape in there that i was thinking the other day that i ought to replace because i really kind of miss that music but, can we say that "I really miss that Rod Stewart tape I left in my car."?
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A: yes

Question: 'It's nice to see you all.'
I am happy to be here to see you.
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Answer:
it is not possible to tell