Sentence 1: Of course, the overall costs of the package would go up sharply in the event of Ovitz's termination (and I wish now that I'd made a spreadsheet showing just what the deal would total if Ovitz had been fired at any time).

Sentence 2: I do not have a spreadsheet, but I have put together a PowerPoint on this subject.
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Is this second sentence entailed by the first?

Answer: it is not possible to tell

Question:
tried to have fun being in the band was about the only entertainment i had

Does it follow that "I had endless sources of amusement but that band wasn't one."?
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no

Q: If It can be seen that the total cost of providing postal service in the U.S. for FY 1999 was 20., can we say that "This cost was in the billions of dollars."?
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A: it is not possible to tell

Premise:
"As historian Alan Brinkley wrote in a 1994 review of Lesher's In his national campaigns, Gov."
Hypothesis: Alan Brinkely has never written any reviews.
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no

input question: During the war years he had more or less withdrawn within the borders of the Range, offering refuge to settlers and miners fleeing Indian attacks. If this premise is true, does that tell us:"He offered no refuge during the war. "?

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output answer: no

Q: If Tickets for the Museum of Scotland allow entrance also to the main collections of the Royal Museum, fulfilling the stated aim of the curators of bringing Scotland to the world, and the world to Scotland. , can we say that "Tickets to the Museum of Scotland do not permit entrance to the main collections of the Royal Museum also."?
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A:
no