Premise: it might not make the other person feel like you were really wanting to be there yeah

Hypothesis: They will always feel that you don't want to be there.
Answer: no

Premise: In conclusion, the analysis finds that while compliance with the rule will bring significant health benefits to the population and also exact long-term revenue losses on the tobacco industry and short-term costs on various affiliated industry sectors, the benefits of the rule will greatly exceed the compliance costs on the United States economy.

Hypothesis: Complying with the rule is expected to result in substantial health benefits.
Answer: yes

Premise: um-hum i agree with the phone too in that i'm single but when i come home from work there's times i need to pay bills i need to balance my checking account i need to do all kinds of different things like that and even though it's friends calling sometimes you just feel like this is my quiet time i need to get things done and the phone ringing bothers me but that's that's where answering machines are nice because if it's really important they'll leave a message and i can call them back but uh at work i have so many phone calls from customers calling in sometimes it is just

Hypothesis: After getting home from work, I don't want to talk to anybody.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: no there are two and they're pretty close uh the one that i picked is more similar in format to the newspaper i grew up near Houston and there are two major newspapers there that run pretty much neck and neck

Hypothesis: I chose a newspaper that I grew up with while in Communist China.
Answer: no