input hypothesis: Gandhi is revered and loved by all Indians 
Context: "I've always said he's the closest I will ever come to meeting Gandhi, he's simply unmoved by any obstacle or any argument," said Bill Clapp, an heir to the Weyerhaeuser fortune and founder of Global Partnerships, a Seattle microfinance group that has partnered with Grameen in Central America.
true or false: It's impossible to say
input hypothesis: they have never lined up
Context: They have always lined up in clearly divided camps of Liberal and Conservative , and now they are torn from their moorings -- I know I 'm mixing my metaphors dreadfully -- and set hopelessly adrift .<br>It will kill some of those old Grits to vote for Sir Robert Borden 's side -- and yet they have to because they believe the time has come when we must have conscription .<br>And some poor Conservatives who are against conscription must vote for Laurier , who always has been anathema to them .<br>Some of them are taking it terribly hard .
true or false: No
input hypothesis: The narrator is a female. 
Context: Okay. Some of the -- I attended a lot of meetings, so facts blur together. What I do recall, I -- as my husband said yesterday, I was pregnant at the time, so I have some reason to remember certain things. But I recall Barrie Callahan speaking about the textbook.
true or false: Yes
input hypothesis: Adams food was cold
Context: Mr Wongs<br>Adam always ordered Chinese food on Friday. His favorite restaurant Chao Pao was closed for some reason. He settled with a place call Mr Wong's instead. He was worried after he couldn't understand the person on the phone. Adam, the vegetarian, ended up with fried duck for dinner.
true or false:
It's impossible to say