Problem: Here is a premise:
In the '50s, he reworked It Ain't Necessarily So for Adlai Stevenson (and included the first sung reference to a vice-presidential L'il Nixon was small, but oh, my/His office expenses were high) as well as Love Is Sweeping the Country (also from Of Thee I Sing ):

Here is a hypothesis:
he reworked It Ain't Necessarily So for Adlai Stevenson

Here are the options:

Answer: yes

Problem: Here is a premise:
Many have little or no English skills.

Here is a hypothesis:
Many can't speak English.

Here are the options:

Answer: yes

Problem: Here is a premise:
Only in the country during patron saint day festivals or at a folk dance performance are you likely to see rose, a slave woman's washing dance; grage, with dancers mimicking tapioca graters to the beat of goat-skin drums; the haute-taille, an adaptation with accordion and drums of a European quadrille; or the bel-air, an African-Creole version of a three-figure quadrille.

Here is a hypothesis:
A slave woman's washing dance may be seen any day.

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Answer: no

Problem: Here is a premise:
There is still the chance that Dr. Hall may be able to tell us something.

Here is a hypothesis:
Dr Hall definitely cannot help us in this situation.

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Answer:
no