The Daily Mail has confirmed it has pulled out of the bidding for rival newspaper the Daily Telegraph.
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Question: Daily telegraph is sold.
no
On Aug. 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was exploded on Hiroshima with an estimated equivalent explosive force of 12,500 tons of TNT, followed three days later by a second, more powerful, bomb on Nagasaki.
Is this true: In 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
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Mr Fitzgibbon expects some of the 17,000 additional US troops heading for Afghanistan will bolster Australian forces operating in the dangerous Oruzgan province in the south. The defence minister was planning to raise the issue specifically with US Defence Secretary Robert Gates. He has already held talks with US central command chief General David Petraeus and director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Leon Panetta. General Petraeus discussed the new US strategy for Afghanistan and the troop surge in which an extra 17,000 troops will be deployed in the southern provinces where Taliban insurgents have been most active.
Is this true?
David Petraeus is the director of the CIA.
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no
Problem: The news comes as the owners of Kilroot announced plans to install clean-up equipment at the plant near Carrickfergus at a cost of Â£35 million.

Based on that paragraph can we say the following?
Owners announced plans to sell clean-up equipment.

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Answer: no
Q: An attempted carjacking Thursday evening in Johannesburg has left famous South African reggae star Lucky Dube dead. He was dropping his children off in the suburb of Rosettenville when he was attacked. Police said that three gunshots were fired through the car window, injuring Dube. His children were out of the car at the time. An injured Dube then attempted to drive his car away from the area, but hit a tree soon after. He died at the scene. The police suspect that three people were responsible for the attack.
Lucky Dube was a reggae star.
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A: yes
US telecom giant AT&T reported a nearly 10 percent drop in quarterly net profit on Wednesday but beat expectations on a hefty increase in wireless revenue and improved performance by Apple's iPhone. Net profit fell 9.7 percent in the first quarter compared with the same quarter last year to 3.12 billion US dollars while revenue fell 0.6 percent to 30.6 billion US dollars, the company said in a statement. Earnings per share of 53 cents were better than the 48 cents per share expected by Wall Street analysts.
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Question: iPhone is a product of AT&T's.

no