Question:
Based on the premise "Oh, Tommy!", can we conclude that "The narrator is referring to someone named Tommy."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "Case repeatedly says that policy will be more important than technology in shaping his industry, and he is striving to become a D.C. player.", can we conclude that "Case is not concerned about policy in his drive to become a D.C. player."?
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no

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Based on the premise "In addition to the normal problems associated with adapting to new standards, several of these standards provide for a transition period during which agencies may or, in some cases, may not report investments in human capital, research and development and nonfederal physical property; if investments are reported for each of five years as called for in this statement, they may be reported for earlier years during the transition period on the basis of either outlays or expense.", can we conclude that "These standards help businesses make investments privately."?
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it is not possible to tell