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Snake in the Hen house<br>Woody went to the hen house to feed the chickens. He first fed his favorite chicken Betty. Betty was very happy to see him and immediately ate her food. Woody then started to feed another chicken named Lorena. Then out of nowhere a snake struck at him!

Sentence: The man was frightened by the snake attack

Output: It's impossible to say


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I got some of the details wrong last week in some of the examples that I used, Jim, and I'm sorry about that. And I'm going to try to do better. One of the reasons I regret it is that getting a detail wrong interfered several times with the point that I was trying to make.

Sentence: The person who wrote this is willing to admit when they make mistakes.

Output: Yes


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Mr. Speaker, thank you for the opportunity to speak to the motions in Group No. 6 of Bill C-19. I am sure my hardworking colleague from the official opposition, the critic for the labour file and the member for Wetaskiwin, recognizes this is a very important bill and a very positive step in amending the Canada Labour Code.

Sentence: Bill C-19 will help amend the Canada Labour Code

Output: Yes


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Street lights<br>Ben lived on a dark street. There was an increase of car break-ins in his neighborhood. Ben started a petition to get street lights for his street. After the lights were placed, crime on his street dropped. The neighbors were glad that Ben started the petition.

Sentence: Ben's street had more crime before it was well lit

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