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Based on the premise "But because it is put forward by a fatuous Charleston, S.C., college professor, we hear it for what Horwitz rightly calls a clever glide around race and slavery, rather like the slick-tongued defense of the Southern 'way of life' made by antebellum orators, South Carolinians in particular.", can we conclude that "Since the Charleston, S.C. college professor says it, it sounds like a clever defense of Southern practices."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "and that was his job you know he got he got you know like three months of uh you know physical training", can we conclude that "That wasn't his job with no training. "?
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no

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Based on the premise "Puerta del Sol (Gateway to the Sun) is Madrid's busiest plaza and for centuries has been the commercial hub of the city.", can we conclude that "Puerta del Sol is a small park that never gets visited. "?
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no