THE French justice minister who returned to work five days after having a baby, only to lose her job, launched a political comeback last week, letting it be known that she will run for mayor of Paris. Rachida Dati, 43, long seen as President Nicolas Sarkozy's favourite among the "Sarko-zettes" - his women ministers - lost his confidence and was ordered to leave the cabinet and instead run for the European parliament. She used the launch of her party's European election campaign to deny she was a Sarkozy creation and to add gravitas to the "bling-bling" image attached to her since she posed in a 15,000 Christian Dior dress at a fashion gala.
Can we say the following?
Rachida Dati has Moroccan origins.

no

Over 100 people died in a massive stampede at the Chamunda Devi temple Jodhpur, in the western state of Rajasthan, India. 168 people were killed, with just as many injured. A temple wall collapsed, causing panic among ten of thousands of gathered Hindu worshippers who then began to run for safety, causing the stampede. Several are still believed to be trapped under the rubble.
Can we say the following?
100 died at Chamunda Devi Temple.

no

Infertile women are vital for successful child-rearing despite being unable to produce children themselves.
Can we say the following?
Infertile women cannot produce children.

yes

To the world, M. Larry Lawrence, the new U.S. emissary to Switzerland who hosted President Clinton on his Southern California vacation, will be known as Mr. Ambassador.
Can we say the following?
Larry Lawrence is the head of the U.S. Embassy in Switzerland.
yes