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Do these sentences have the same meaning?
There are more surprises than you can possibly imagine , " Gov. Gray Davis told reporters at a campaign stop in Compton .
There are more surprises than you can possibly imagine , " Davis said after appearing with former U.S. president Bill Clinton at a school dedication .

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no

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He then drove south on Hemphill and west on Drew Street driving about 60 mph , Jones said .
After striking the pedestrian , the pickup traveled south on Hemphill Street , then turned west on Drew Street going about 60 mph , Jones said .

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no

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Do these sentences have the same meaning?
Because of the distance between the two chambers , the eventual conference between House and Senate tax writers promises to be intense and possibly rocky .
The eventual conference between House and Senate tax writers promises to be intense and possibly rocky , even though all the principals will be Republicans .

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no

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Do these sentences have the same meaning?
A $ 500 million natural-gas-fired power plant , for example , could replace up to $ 100 million in boilers yearly without adding new smog controls .
A $ 500 million coal-fired power plant , for example , could replace $ 100 million in equipment yearly without adding new pollution controls .

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yes