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Based on the premise "As a result, arguments by indigent clients that a welfare statute is unlawful or unconstitutional cannot be expressed in this Government-funded program for petitioning the courts, even though the program was created for litigation involving welfare benefits, and even though the ordinary course of litigation involves the expression of theories and postulates on both, or multiple, sides of an issue.", can we conclude that "Everyone loves the ides of having welfare for all."?
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no

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Based on the premise "The island's capital, with almost 3 million inhabitants, is one of the most intoxicating cities in the world.", can we conclude that "There are 3 million inhabitants in the island's capital and they make the city lively."?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "Meanwhile, the total value of households' stock holdings grew more than fourfold over the 1990s, and stocks as a share of households' total assets increased from 10 percent in 1990 to 28 percent in 1999.", can we conclude that "The total value of household stock holdings decreased fourfold during the 90s."?
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no