Problem: Abu Eisa al-Hindi was said to have been involved in a plot to attack Heathrow airport, details of which were allegedly discovered on the computer of Abu Eisa al-Hindi, 25, an al-Qa'ida suspect recently arrested in Pakistan.

Based on that paragraph can we say the following?
Abu Eisa al-Hindi is the father of Abu Eisa al-Hindi.

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Answer: no
Q: Rumsfeld signaled a harder line against China from the Bush administration, which has criticized Beijing over trade and human rights issues but not directly challenged the Chinese military buildup.
Rumsfeld is leveling some harsh criticism at China during his trip.
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A: no
Despite the turmoil in Israeli society, there is little doubt that Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will pull the nearly 9,000 Israeli settlers out of Gaza, now a closed military zone.
Can we say the following?
9,000 settlers are employed by Israel.
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no
Question: President Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's controversial ruler, has reached his 85th birthday. To mark the occasion, the BBC's African Perspective programme asked his former friends, employees and interviewers to recall their most memorable encounters with "Uncle Bob", as he is known in Zimbabwe. WILF MBANGA, EDITOR, THE ZIMBABWEAN I remember very well how I first met Robert Mugabe. In 1974, I did a series of profiles of nationalist leaders who had come out of jail.  We had not had pictures or heard of them for years.

Uncle Bob is Robert Mugabe.

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Answer: yes
Determine if the sentence is true based on the text below.
Air travel costs $20 million.

Mr. Olsen paid $20 million for the space trip, but says that in the future space travel will likely become as routine as air travel is today.
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no
Determine if the sentence is true based on the text below.
Lisa Ince is the chief of Sydney Professional Dancers.

Australian cheerleaders have been told today to cover up their midriffs under calls by Gymnastics Australia, as they believe it encourages girls to be self-conscious. Nerine Cooper, head of Gymnastics Australia, told the Sunday Telegraph, "We don't want girls to feel under pressure to lose weight because of uniforms." Lisa Ince, head of Sydney Professional Dancers, disagreed. "It's ridiculous really, if the thinking is that a midriff is offensive, then every dance school and athletics club would face the same restrictions," she said. The ban will affect about 150 teams registered with Gymnastics Australia.
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yes