Sentence 1: If they caught me now they'd " Her eyes opened wide and staring.

Sentence 2: She never opened her eyes.
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Is this second sentence entailed by the first?

Answer: no

Question:
The others are those of his birth at Lumbini (Nepal); his first sermon at Sarnath ; and of his death at Kushinagar.

Does it follow that "His first sermon was given at Sarnath."?
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yes

Q: If the logical thing would have been had to go had it go to the the employee number so that's the one you're going to do the next action on the change you know and there's a lot of little things like that in there but it it could probably be corrected easily i don't know if anybody's griped about it or not, can we say that "No one could be annoyed with what has happened"?
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A: no

Premise:
"To the modern eye, they form a Renaissance and Baroque theme park dotted with loggias, cool fountains, grottoes with artificial stalactites, and myriad statues of gods, nymphs, and grotesques (derived from the word grotto )."
Hypothesis: There are nice fountains, loggias and grottoes at the "theme park".
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yes

input question: Even Thorn had sat up to watch the short duel. If this premise is true, does that tell us:"Thorn was cheering while they fought."?

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output answer: it is not possible to tell

Q: If I'm sure my pleasing features and distinguished appearance would single me out from any crowd.", can we say that "I am really quite attractive and stand out in a crowd."?
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A:
it is not possible to tell