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I haven't started naming names except for one person, and that's Mr. Richard Cheney who I thought did a great job the other night. He's a vice presidential nominee who represents -- I think people got to see why I picked him. He's man of solid judgment and he's going to be a person to stand by my side.

Sentence: Mr. Richard Cheney shares a surname with a vice president.

Output: Yes


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Allie and the Snake<br>Allie was going on a hike today. She loved hiking and was looking forward to the new trail she found. Once on the trail she noticed a leaf move in front of her. Curios, she kicked the leaf over to reveal a snake. Although she was scared she walked briskly away from it.

Sentence: Allie has talked to bill

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Got four more years, I've got more to do to continue to raise standards, to continue to reward teachers and school districts that are working, to emphasize math and science in the classrooms, to continue to expand Pell Grants to make sure that people have an opportunity to start their career with a college diploma.

Sentence: The narrator is very ambitious 

Output: It's impossible to say


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Arthur James Matheson (December 1842 – January 25, 1913) was a Canadian lawyer and politician. He served as a Conservative Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for Lanark South from 1898 to 1913, and was provincial treasurer from 1905 to 1913.

Sentence: Arthur James Matheson laundered taxpayer money into his own pockets, leveraged through his position as provincial treasurer. 

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