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It contains -- the clause itself contains limitations, limited times, authors, exclusive rights and things of that nature. I don't think -- and the petitioners expressly disclaim the assertion that any substantive limitations in the "Promote the- Clause. What the Framers were saying is, we want to give Congress the authority to promote the progress of useful arts and sciences, and --
Hypothesis: The clause is said to definitely contain limitations
Yes
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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.
Hypothesis: Hiroki Sakamoto has sixteen cats, all with names that rhyme with "Suzie."
It's impossible to say
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Leading the movement which has always been more in evidence in all classes of Quebec society, the Pro-Dmocratie group makes a point of condemning the initiative of the federal government in the following terms: ''We share the conviction that the constitutional debate is first of all a political debate and that it should be resolved by political means.
Hypothesis: Quebec has a society.
Yes