Sentence 1: And yet, these sad-faced, cigar-munching Amos and Andy figures--which seem to date from the time when white actors yielded to black in those roles--have a racially ambiguous pathos.

Sentence 2: Amos and Andy figures are very tolerant.
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Is this second sentence entailed by the first?

Answer: no

Question:
She had illness and struggle too, in spades, but what amazes me is the hardiness of her optimism, her resilience, her delight in the exchange of ideas, and her unshakable confidence in her own worth.

Does it follow that "She lived a charmed life with everything always going her way."?
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no

Q: If uh-huh uh-huh it seems uh sometimes it seems uh rather i guess rather uh odd that one person would have that deciding factor he would be the sole factor uh determining a person's outcome i guess though but the jury still has their input and maybe he goes uh has a lot to decide has to decide a lot from what the jury has input to the case too, can we say that "The jury has some power."?
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A: it is not possible to tell

Premise:
"Western-style bars, discos, and nightclubs can be found in the Taksim district, but be warned that the clubs in the side streets off Istiklal Caddesi are mostly rip-off joints where you will be charged an enormous bill for a round of drinks, and forcibly relieved of your wallet if you refuse to pay up."
Hypothesis: The Taksim district is a good place to find bars and clubs.
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yes

input question: To gain a better understanding of the layout of the ancient town, its streets, houses, shops, fountains, and theater, visit the museum on the Puymin hill. If this premise is true, does that tell us:"The museum will show a better understanding of the town's layout."?

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output answer: yes

Q: If Bah! said Tommy scornfully, fighting down a singularly unpleasant feeling in the pit of his stomach., can we say that "Tommy felt so nervous in his stomach that it made him lash out angrily."?
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A:
it is not possible to tell