[Q]: The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Mohammad Said Al-Sahaf, met today with the new ambassadors and briefed them "on the Iraqi diplomacy directives of escalating the move toward lifting the blockade imposed on Iraq and developing relations with various countries of the world." Mohammad Said Al-Sahaf is desperate for peace OPTIONS:
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Problem: Here we go! What's coming down the pike for information technology in 2017 and beyond? As part of our Tech Forecast 2017 survey of 196 senior technology professionals, we asked respondents to name their "boldest, most out-on-a-limb prediction for IT in the next five years." Read on for a selection of their responses (hint: bots, self-driving cars and 25-petabyte SSDs are all in the mix). And don't miss our free download: Complete results of the Tech Forecast survey.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Bots are predicted to be in the future."? OPTIONS:
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A: Yes
Q: carrier will never have a good opinion of him
Let me see .<br>I think that 's all . ''<br>'' I think not , '' said the Carrier .<br>'' Try again . ''<br>'' Something for our Governor , eh ? ''<br>said Caleb after pondering a little while .<br>'' To be sure .<br>That 's what I came for ; but my head 's so running on them Arks and things !<br>He has n't been here , has he ? ''<br>'' Not he , '' returned the Carrier .<br>'' He 's too busy , courting . ''<br>'' He 's coming round , though , '' said Caleb ; '' for he told me to keep on the near side of the road going home , and it was ten to one he 'd take me up .
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The news comes as the owners of Kilroot announced plans to install clean-up equipment at the plant near Carrickfergus at a cost of 35 million.
Kilroot has three owners. OPTIONS:
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A: It's impossible to say
input hypothesis: You can blow a bubble with bubblegum.
Context: How to blow a bubble with bubblegum<br>Buy some bubblegum. You can buy gum at pretty much every corner store. Chewing gums can be used to make bubbles, but they won't be as big, and they'll usually pop too easily.
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true or false: Yes
input hypothesis: Hiroki Sakamoto is a climate change denier.
Context: Snapshots in Time: Bon Odori is actually a dance of joy associated with the religious festival Obon in Japan. Photo by Dean Wong, circa 1985. Hiroki Sakamoto About the author: Hiroki Sakamoto View all posts by Hiroki Sakamoto Hiroki Sakamoto is a Digital Media Intern with the International Examiner.
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true or false:
It's impossible to say