Sentence 1: "About the runnin'est horse in his part of the country, Callie.

Sentence 2: About the runniest eggs in this part of the county.
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Is this second sentence entailed by the first?

Answer: no

Question:
While Plotz is right that the number of challenges remaining seems to be decreasing--it could hardly increase--I find it almost impossible to believe that previous record-setters were driven by the kind of practical, commercial concerns that Plotz ascribes to Ferdinand Magellan and Dick Rutan.

Does it follow that "Plotz hasn't made any observations about Magellan's motives."?
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no

Q: If Do you think you can go halfway, and then swing yourself down BEHIND the ladder, so that they will not see you?" Tommy nodded., can we say that "Can you go to the bottom of the ladder and shout out so they will notice you?"?
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A: no

Premise:
"I am a lawyer, and my job is to protect the interests of my client, but some cases don't have merit and I have to let them go, he said. "
Hypothesis: I have never worked in the legal profession.
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no

input question: It moves Krauthammer to wonder, Who the hell does she think she is [not to testify because] she doesn't like her prosecutor? If this premise is true, does that tell us:"Krauthammer wondered "Who does she think she is to not testify, just because she dislikes her prosecutor?" "?

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output answer: yes

Q: If The coastal route is beautiful, but potentially nerve-wracking; only the southern section from Canico west to Ribeira Brava is served by the excellent highway (via r?pida) cut through the mountains., can we say that "There are several highways and interstates out of Canico. "?
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A:
no