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Based on the premise "The mule, Croaker, fell in behind her so that they were strung out in the familiar pattern which had been theirs clear from Texas.", can we conclude that "Croaker fell in behind in a familiar pattern, but then broke away as we got closer to our destination. "?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "After the more sober spirituality of the Romanesque churches, the soaring Gothic cathedrals of Chartres, Paris (Notre-Dame), Bourges, and Amiens were at once monuments to the glory of God and testimony to the sheer power, spiritual and temporal, of the Roman Catholic Church.", can we conclude that "Chartres, Paris, Bourges and Amines' cathedrals were monuments to the glory of God and, at the same time, testimony to sheer power of the Roman Catholic Church, said my history book."?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "It makes you very predictable.'", can we conclude that "It doesn't make you unpredictable. "?
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yes