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Answer: Context: The Longest Nap<br>Tom was tired from work. He decided to take a short afternoon nap. Tom didn't wake up right away. His nap turned into a long sleep. Tom slept straight through the night.

Hypothesis: Tom sleeps for long periods of time while at other times he gets little to no sleep.


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Answer: Context: Millions of Canadian families are going to be sitting around their kitchen tables late at night with their pocket calculators, pencils and their reams of paper trying to understand this byzantine, incomprehensible, opaque tax code we have imposed on them because of the innumerable regulations, exemptions, deductions and credits which have been inspired by motions like the one before us today.

Hypothesis: The population of Canada is less than 1,000,000.


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Answer: Context: How to detect sarcasm in writing<br>See if the writer adds letters to common words. Sarcasm in writing can be difficult to detect in text due to the absence of verbal tone, which is often used to convey sarcasm when speaking. If someone is being sarcastic in writing, he or she may add multiple letters to common words to indicate a sarcastic tone.

Hypothesis: Sarcasm in writing can often be detected by adding vowels that elongate syllables.


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Context: The Church<br>Kyle was new in town. He visited a local church. THe pastor greeted him immediately. He really like the music and the classes. Kyle decided this would be his new church home.

Hypothesis: The pastor greeted Kyle several weeks later