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Based on the premise " Dave stopped as the door closed behind him.", can we conclude that "Dave kept walking, and ignored the door closing behind him."?
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no

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Based on the premise "The beautifully restored ruins of the Eglise Toussaint (dating from the 13th century) have been incorporated into the Gal??rie David d'Angers (33 Rue Toussaint), which houses a unique collection of the sculptor's portrayals of notables including Balzac, Victor Hugo, Gutenberg, Paganini, and George Washington (here in Angers you'll see a plaster bust, the bronze of which stands in the United States Capitol).", can we conclude that "The Eglise Toussaint had never been restored in its history."?
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no

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Based on the premise "This iterative process ends when a plausible explanation has been developed and, at the end of a revise phase, there are no outlier or unexplained data, no further interpretations possible, or it is clear that despite the most diligent search for information, more is not available to further refine description and explanation.", can we conclude that "The process is not meant for finding an explanation."?
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no