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Over the ages, the Japanese built everything of wood and then waited fatalistically for them to burn down, collapse, or be blown away in one catastrophe or another, after which they commenced another cycle of rebuilding.

Does it follow that "In the past, the Japanese would build with wood because of future catastrophe."?
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yes

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4 Due to a name change which is difficult to explain and is confusing, Standard A mail is the same mail that was formerly identified as Third Class.

Does it follow that "No One is quite sure why the name of Third Class mail was changed."?
Answer:
it is not possible to tell

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The National Association for Public Interest Law leads the country in organizing, training and supporting public service-minded law students and in creating summer and postgraduate public interest jobs that bring equal justice to millions of low-income persons and families.

Does it follow that "The National Association for Public Interest Law has helped millions of law students."?
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it is not possible to tell

Question:
By now he might be overpowered, borne down by sheer force of numbers .

Does it follow that "He is the strongest and will never be overcome. "?
Answer:
no