Problem: A front page editorial in South Africa's largest weekly newspaper, The Sunday Times, criticizes President Thabo Mbeki's "incompetent" handling of the country's ongoing anti-immigrant violence, and urges him to resign from office. "Either he will not lead or he cannot lead. Whichever is the case, the conclusion is the same: he must go," the editorial reads. "And so we appeal to President Mbeki: Stand down in the interests of your country."

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "The name of the newspaper includes the sabbath"? OPTIONS:
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A: Yes


Q: Yannick was happy about his trip
In New York<br>Yannick was happy to visit New York city. He sent daily emails to his friends in France to update them. They asked him if he dared going up the Empire State building. Yannick didn't like heights but he accepted the challenge. He went up and sent them many beautiful pictures.
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A: Yes


How to claim a tenants' rights violation<br>Identify possible violations. A landlord can violate your rights as a tenant in a variety of ways. The most common is to violate your right to privacy.
The only way a landlord can violate your rights is by invading your privacy. OPTIONS:
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A: No


input hypothesis: The third, and most remote possibility, was never considered to be a so-called Jamaican coalition.
Context: The third, and most remote possibility, was considered to be a so-called Jamaican coalition, again based on the party colours, between the Christian Democrats, the FDP and the Greens.
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true or false: No


Context:
How to ride longboards<br>Rent or borrow a surfboard 8 foot (2.4 m) or taller. This height is classified as a longboard. These tall boards are great for beginners, since they're typically more stable and better for catching small waves.
Hypothesis: Without surfboards, longboards would not exist. OPTIONS:
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It's impossible to say


Problem: LIFESTYLE The Royal Family Never Uses These 'Common' Words We Canadian non-royals use words like "living room" or "couch" regularly. But the Royal Family have their own terms for many commonly used words, according to Kate Fox, author of "Watching the English: The Hidden Rules Of English Behavior."

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Canadian non-royals have never said the words "living room" or "couch.""? OPTIONS:
- Yes
- It's impossible to say
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A: