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We were very poor -- but we did n't mind .<br>Father was so splendid -- so clever and loving and sympathetic .<br>We were chums as far back as I can remember .<br>And mother was so sweet .<br>She was very , very beautiful .<br>I look like her , but I am not so beautiful as she was . ''<br>'' Miss Cornelia says you are far more beautiful . ''<br>'' She is mistaken -- or prejudiced .<br>I think my figure IS better -- mother was slight and bent by hard work -- but she had the face of an angel .<br>I used just to look up at her in worship .

Sentence: The poem is about a family

Output: Yes

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How to live with a perfectionist<br>Set up roles and responsibilities in the home. To make life easier for both you and the perfectionist, you should establish house roles and responsibilities so it is clear who is accountable for certain tasks. This will help to prevent any arguments about household chores and duties.

Sentence: Doing more chores will make perfectionists argue less.

Output: It's impossible to say

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Does the Minister of Canadian Heritage really think that increasing the tax write-off to 100% for corporate boxes, lowering the taxes sports millionaires pay to American levels, and writing off professional sports facilities in one year, which will cost hundreds of millions of dollars in lost tax revenues, will fly with Canadian taxpayers?

Sentence: The Minister of Canadian Heritage wants to increase the tax write-off to 80 percent.

Output: No

Input:

Helena Brighton, an attorney for Eliza May who served as executive director of the Texas Funeral Services Commission -the state agency that regulates the funeral business- claimed that she was fired from her state job because she raised questions about SCI.

Sentence: Helena is no longer working for the state.

Output:
Yes