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Based on the premise "Cycling has become extremely popular in the Lakes, even taking into account the fact that some of the roads in the National Park are incredibly steep.", can we conclude that "The steep roads in the National Park do not deter cyclists. "?
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yes

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Based on the premise " By the time he was too tired to go on again, he had come to the beginnings of fertile land.", can we conclude that "By the time he was tired, he had reached the fertile land."?
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yes

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Based on the premise "Take Samuel Cartwright, for instance, who in 1851 coined two ingenious new diagnoses to be applied to drapetomania , or running away (recommended whipping), and dysaesthesia aethiopis , whose symptoms were sloth and a tendency to break things (recommended whipping).", can we conclude that "No new diagnoses for drapetomania were possible, it was just a mental illness."?
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no