input hypothesis: Brendan didn't have the money to spend on just any saxophone.
Context: Saxophone<br>Brendan loves listening to the Saxophone. He really wants to learn how to play. He has looked every where for a cheap saxophone. One day he finally found one he could afford. He was late getting to the store, and someone else already bought it.
true or false: Yes
input hypothesis: Peay's middle name is Sonny.
Context: An Oconee trial ended yesterday with guilty verdicts and a sentence that sends a Westminster man to prison for one year. The General Sessions jury found Sonny Sloan Peay guilty of resisting arrest and possession of meth first offense. Judge Sprouse ordered a one-year term for resisting arrest and sentenced the 51-year old Peay to three years suspended to five years probation for meth possession. Testifying in his own defense, Peay accused a Westminster police officer of planting the drug on his possession. VK Facebook Twitter Google+
true or false: No
input hypothesis: He gives to charity
Context: His tone brought the blood into Ellis Duncan 's face .<br>The lad opened his lips quickly , as if for an angry retort , but as quickly closed them again with a set firmness oddly like Timothy Robinson 's own .<br>'' When I heard that lazy , worthless father of yours was dead , I expected you and your mother would be looking to me for help , '' Timothy Robinson went on harshly .<br>'' But you 're mistaken if you think I 'll give it .<br>You 've no claim on me , even if your father was my half-brother -- no claim at all .<br>And I 'm not noted for charity . ''<br>Timothy Robinson smiled grimly .
true or false: No
input hypothesis: Nov 12 Shares in Banco Popular gained more than 8 percent.
Context: MADRID Nov 12 Shares in Banco Popular gained as much as 6.8 percent on Monday after Spain's sixth-biggest bank secured a 2.5 billion euro ($3.18 billion) capital increase through steep discounts, averting the need to seek state aid. At 8.29 GMT, shares were up 6.9 percent to 1.20 euros. At a special meeting in Madrid on Saturday, large shareholders backed the plan, seen as a key test of Spanish banks' ability to tap markets ($1 = 0.7868 euros) (Reporting By Jesus Aguado; editing by Sarah Morris)
true or false:
No