Q: If The grandest of the villas, the House of the Bicentenary (excavated 200 years after the first dig in 1738) stands on the avenue Decumanus Maximus on the northeast edge of town., can we say that "The House of the Bicentenary was completely destroyed and was unable to be preserved."?

A: no

Q: If Yes, we shall see. We had reached Leastways Cottage, and Poirot ushered me upstairs to his own room. , can we say that "We reached the cottage."?

A: yes

Q: If But Drudge was out front this summer reproducing stories about Bush's property having a racially restrictive lease, a tale that received wide Net play but little mainstream attention., can we say that "Drudge published stories about Clinton's property having a racially restrictive lease."?

A: no

Q: If The turn-of-the-century hotel reeks of international glamour and clings to its formal (jacket and tie) ambience., can we say that "The hotel is glamorous and formal."?

A:
yes