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Road Trip<br>John needed to get across the country, from Georgia to Oregon. John hated flying so he decided to drive. John rented a nice car and started the trip. John stopped at hotels each night of the trip. Several days later, John arrived safely in Oregon.

Sentence: John didn't use a car that he owned for the trip.

Output: Yes


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How to calculate the expected value of sample information (evsi )<br>Calculate the expected monetary value (emv) of each alternative action. Note which is the emv * (greatest value). Determine the likelihood probabilities.

Sentence: The expected monetary value's formula is used worldwide.

Output: It's impossible to say


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Reward<br>Hillary had poor grades in her math class. Her mother told her she needed to improve her grades. She promised Hillary a trip if she got her grades up. Hillary worked hard and got her grade up to a B. Her mother planned a trip to a local amusement park.

Sentence: hillary was threatened to get her grades up 

Output: No


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How to cite an i statement<br>Cite the author's last name. In mla style, always use the author's last name in the in-text citation. This will help your reader to understand where your information came from.

Sentence: MLA style identifies the sources used for a paper. 

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