Question:
Based on the premise "On the tower's inauguration, the lifts were not yet in operation and Prime Minister Tirard, aged 62, stopped at the first platform, 57 m (187 ft) up, letting his younger Minister of Commerce continue to the top to present Gustave Eiffel with the Legion of Honor medal.", can we conclude that "The Minister of Commerce was to the top in order to meet Gustave Eiffel."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "in most subcultures in America that that i've been exposed to if the man were to say uh no i've decided not to work i want to stay home and do the child rearing my wife has a good job and i want her to keep that", can we conclude that "Some men choose to stay home and raise their children."?
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Answer:
yes

Question:
Based on the premise "GWBush.com and another Zack Exley site squeaked by this, and since the campaign couldn't buy it, they decided to get rid of it.", can we conclude that "Zack Exley was a domain name squatter."?
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it is not possible to tell