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Based on the premise "Most visitors stay up here and stroll at night along the charming Louis Promenade, by the big hotels, to enjoy the vast, spectacular panorama of Haifa's lights glittering below.", can we conclude that "Strolling at night along the charming Louis Promenade, by the big hotels, to enjoy the vast, spectacular panorama of Haifa's lights glittering below--that's what most visitors do."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "The preamble to the rule contains summaries of the aforementioned assessments.", can we conclude that "The preamble is included in an effort to further clarify the rule."?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "Once all European prices are quoted in euros, it will be obvious to consumers when a German company is charging more than its French competitor or vice versa--whereas it wouldn't be if the prices were quoted in francs and marks and had to be converted at the going exchange rate.", can we conclude that "Once all European prices were reflected in Euros, it showed that German companies charged more than other countries."?
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yes