Q: Gina wanted an old jacket.
The New Jacket<br>Gina needed a new jacket. She didn't have much money. Her friend told her to try looking at the thrift shop. Gina found a great jacket at the thrift shop. Gina began shopping at the thrift shop for all her clothes.
A: No
Q: The person speaking has not observed the behavior of the person being described.
On the other hand, a couple of days ago the member who sits opposite, the member who is running off at the mouth over there, during a very emotional vote in this House was crying her eyes out simply because her party and her leader had threatened her and coerced her into voting the party line.
A: No
Q: The Framers wanted congress to have no authority on the issue.
It contains -- the clause itself contains limitations, limited times, authors, exclusive rights and things of that nature. I don't think -- and the petitioners expressly disclaim the assertion that any substantive limitations in the "Promote the- Clause. What the Framers were saying is, we want to give Congress the authority to promote the progress of useful arts and sciences, and --
A: No
Q: John did nothing with his research
Measure<br>John wanted to know how dogs could find electronic devices. He set up a test to measure the chemicals off-gassed by plastic. John used a sensitive device that could detect odors. He found plastic devices gave off a certain chemical as they decayed. John published his research in an esteemed science journal.
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