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Based on the premise "Woodward--understandably flustered by this unenviable task--takes 56 seconds to say, in effect, that l'affaire Lewinsky is but one episode in a larger scandal.", can we conclude that "Woodward took a while to spit out what he was saying because he was so worried about how it would sound."?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "well now that one's fairly easy because that's probably slightly under half an inch but some of them like like twenty seven and and there are some thirty seconds and some of the things that that uh don't translate", can we conclude that "Thankfully that one's pretty easy since it's under a half inch. "?
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yes

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Based on the premise "At one point, West quotes Du Bois--with no sense of irony--to the effect that we must have honest men or we die.", can we conclude that "West is misunderstanding the intent of Du Bois's quote."?
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it is not possible to tell