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Based on the premise "Entrance to what is now administrative offices and a communal library is between two towers on the west side, away from the harbor, through a fine two-story Renaissance triumphal arch crowned by a statue of St. Michael.", can we conclude that "There is a statue of St Michael."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "current on all you know several social issues and have opinions on things like that he just doesn't want to take his time to go to the jury duty so he probably doesn't vote either so he doesn't get called in some counties", can we conclude that "This guy is lazy and won't even go to jury duty."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "A lot of times education is done in a vacuum, but this will help students learn to deal with people who are upset, spot legal issues and learn to be empathetic and still do their job, said David Jordan, a law professor at Mission College.", can we conclude that "Education done in a vacuum is the most advantageous type for students."?
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it is not possible to tell