Problem: We had a quick look at the new Yoga Book at Lenovo's IFA booth and found the E Ink display impressively clear but, though it worked well as a keyboard, couldn't imagine typing a thousand words out in one go. The UI of the note-taking features were not at all intuitive, leading us to ask for assistance which we'd like to think is unusual. We tried using the pen in Microsoft Word, but found that to be a bit of a faff. That said, we did leave the booth thinking that this could be a tempting choice for a second laptop on the road.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "They enjoyed checking out the new Yoga Book."? OPTIONS:
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Q: Scotts Valley, California, has a majority of the drive manufactures in the area.
Seagate Technology has said it intends to buy rival company Maxtor for $1.9 billion. Both companies produce hard drives. The deal, priced at 60% of Maxtor's closing share price, is intended to acquire Maxtor's customers, not its technology. Seagate, which also makes drives for Microsoft's Xbox 360, will have over 40% of the hard drive market share. The Scotts Valley, California, based Seagate had 30% of the hard drive market. Provided the deal makes it past regulatory committees, Maxtor shareholders will receive .37 of a share of Seagate common stock for every 1 share of the Milpitas based company.
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The Canadian parliament's Ethics Commission said former immigration minister, Judy Sgro, did nothing wrong and her staff had put her into a conflict of interest.
Sgro did nothing wrong. OPTIONS:
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A: Yes
input hypothesis: The speaker was talking to senator Kerry before 9/11.
Context: Senator Kerry, after 9/11 -- and this is a new question for you -- it seemed to me that the country came together as I've never seen it come together since World War II. But some of that seems to have melted away. I think it's fair to say we've become pretty polarized, perhaps because of the political season.
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true or false: No
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How to lose weight over 40<br>Enjoy a colorful variety of fruits and vegetables. Every person needs at least 1-1.5 cups (240-260 ml) of fruit and 2.5-3 cups (605-680 ml) of vegetables every day. Eating whole fruits and vegetables including raspberries, kale, squash, blueberries, pineapple or peppers can help you get your daily allowances.
Hypothesis: Not all fruits are created equal OPTIONS:
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Problem: The Nobel shines a spotlight on a form of "social capitalism" that has gained currency in recent years, propelled by high-profile supporters like former President Bill Clinton, rock star Bono and Microsoft founder Bill Gates.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Bill Clinton is not Microsoft founder."? OPTIONS:
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Yes