Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: The book you mentioned that Vice President Gore wrote, he also called for taxing -- big energy taxes in order to clean up the environment. And now that the energy prices are high, I guess he's not advocating those big energy taxes right now. I believe we ought to fully fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund to -- with half the money going to states so states can make the right decisions for environmental quality.

Hypothesis: VP Gore's book was pro-taxes.

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Generated: Context: Aides to British Prime Minister Tony Blair, whose Labor Party won power 13 months ago and who is the current EU president, said the leaders acknowledged jointly - and without trying to blame each other - that the EU's Belgian-based bureaucracy is regarded as both remote and overbearing.

Hypothesis: Tony Blair Aides didnt blame anyone in particular

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Generated: Context: How to boost your mood with music<br>Find your rhythm. When you listen to music, your heart actually tries to sync up with the beat. The faster the rhythm, the more excited your nervous system becomes.

Hypothesis: All music is good to boast your mood.

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Context: In 2013, the headlines went, 'EXO is the first Korean artist to sell over a million physical copies in 12 years and breaking the record for being the fastest-selling K-pop act' and this seemed all too soon I mean, their debut was just in 2012. Fast forward to 2018, their accolades have not only exponentially increased with other titles (quintuple million sellers with cumulative sales of over 10 million copies, most music show wins, 109 and counting the most for a K-pop group) crowned in their name but they have also moved into other waters leaving their mark wherever they go.

Hypothesis: K-pop groups have a maximum of 108 wins.