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. A few horses are running in the field. A few horses are sitting in their pens. Does the first statement tell us whether the second statement is true? The sentence 'A man with a green t-shirt and beard is carrying a backpack while standing next to a woman wearing a white sleeveless blouse and a purse.' is describing a scene where a man and a woman are standing together. If we change the details of the sentence to make it mean that 'A man is wearing a blue t-shirt and running away from a woman in a white blouse', does this sentence make sense? right now they've got that Katherine Hepburn one where she's touring all the gardens of Europe i of course have missed the first series of that but that's about the only thing that i really catch on PBS
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