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A Globe and Mail editorial today suggests that those who want liberal arts education get to work and establish private liberal arts universities, even if some of us oppose that idea on principle and even if that community is not nearly as well placed to do so financially as the high-tech community.

Sentence: the magazine has opinions on many subjects

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Well, I don't believe in command and control out of Washington, D.C. I believe Washington ought to set standards, but again I think we ought to be collaborative at the local levels and I think we ought to work with people at the local levels. And by the way, I just want to make sure -- I can't let him just say something and not correct it.

Sentence: User is from the east coast

Output: It's impossible to say


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William Hamilton Reid (died 1826) was a British poet and hack writer. A supporter of radical politics turned loyalist, he is known for his 1800 pamphlet exposé "The Rise and Dissolution of the Infidel Societies in this Metropolis". His later views turned again towards radicalism.

Sentence: William Hamilton Reid was european

Output: Yes


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrats are very unhappy over House Speaker Paul Ryan's move to oust the House chaplain, saying Ryan hasn't offered any explanation and charging that Rev. Patrick Conroy's political leanings contributed to his dismissal. Ryan told Republican lawmakers in a closed-door meeting that he forced Conroy out because he wasn't doing a very good job tending to the pastoral needs of lawmakers and that lawmakers had brought concerns to him. While Ryan has the support of most of the chamber's Republicans, many Democrats are upset about Conroy's ouster and say politics may be behind it.

Sentence: Paul Ryan fired a preacher and that was wrong.

Output:
It's impossible to say