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Answer: Context: The Carnival<br>Every year, a carnival came to town. Kids loved to ride the ferris wheel. Last year, The Scrambler made its debut. A ride always broke before the end of the carnival. All the kids in town looked forward to that week.

Hypothesis: There is a ferris wheel at the carnival.


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Answer: Context: Staff Reporter David Shan Zheng Bo, a Chinese student studying Urdu literature at the Government College University Lahore, Tuesday presented a photo exhibition at the Minhas Art Gallery depicting daily life of the university's students and their participation in co-curricular and sports activities. Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Hassan Amir Shah inaugurated the one-day photo exhibition which was also attended by the Chinese community residing in the provincial metropolis.

Hypothesis: David Shan Zheng Bo is studying in Pakistan


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Answer: Context: How to drain a dishwasher<br>Remove the dishes from the dishwasher and place them in the kitchen sink. [substeps] You won't be able to take apart certain parts of the dishwasher to see if there are any problems if there are dishes in the way. Make sure you store any sharp knives where they are easily seen, so someone doesn't reach into the sink and cut themselves.

Hypothesis: As knives may slice, they should be able to be looked upon with ease.


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Context: 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."

Hypothesis: Canadian non-royals have never said the words "living room" or "couch."