A man in a red shirt is standing next to a woman in a blue dress. They are both holding hands and smiling at each other. When you're using a computer, you can use little arrows to go onto the screen and check where you wanted to start and where you know with the mouse you do it you know like a hundred times faster. Is the statement 'Don't use the arrows or the mouse, it's a lot slower' true? But the London Evening Standard hopes the proposal will undermine a deeply controversial plan supported by the British government for a memorial garden to her to be created in Kensington Gardens in London. If this premise is true, what does that tell us about whether it entails the hypothesis 'There are no plans to memorialize her.'? The premise states that the game is the same as regular five-card stud, with the machine acting as dealer. Can we conclude that the game is similar to five-card stud?
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no