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Based on the premise "Also, you have no obligation to the Libertarian Party to fight on every street corner in its defense.", can we conclude that "It is great that people want to stick up for their party. "?
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it is not possible to tell

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Based on the premise "USA Today and the New York Times certified her as the newest celebrity in sports but worried that she'll end up warped or burned out like other recent teen prodigies in gymnastics, skating, and tennis.", can we conclude that "Recent teen stars in gymnastics, skating, and tennis have burned out, and popular newspapers worried that she would end up this way as well even as they declared her to be the newest celebrity in sports. "?
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yes

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Based on the premise "The steel industry had lobbied ardently for the bill, claiming that imports are sapping business and eating jobs.", can we conclude that "The steel industry remained impartial as to whether imports had been sapping business."?
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no