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Among the paintings is a portrait of Archbishop James Usher, who donated the Book of Kells (see below) to the University Library.

Does it follow that "The painting of Archbishop James Usher was created after he made a donation to the library. "?
Answer:
it is not possible to tell

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Early in his article--which he has called Escaping The Great Master That Never Was--the author reminds us that there was a time when he devoted himself to Picasso studies, how the most trivial academic revelation once caused him to run off to a nearby bar to drink my very first vodka on the rocks.

Does it follow that "The author tells us that his devotion to the study of Picasso led him to drink."?
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yes

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(For more on Internet use among different socio-economic groups, see the Commerce Department's Americans in the Information Falling Through the Net .)

Does it follow that "They never thought to collect data on Internet usage. "?
Answer:
no

Question:
service delivery models

Does it follow that "service delivery models are hard to define."?
Answer:
it is not possible to tell