[Q]: WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A man has reportedly set himself on fire on the grounds of New Zealand’s parliament in Wellington, two days ahead of national elections, police said on Thursday. “Ambulance are with the man currently, who’s reportedly in a critical condition,” New Zealand police said in a statement, adding they have no immediate information on the man’s identity. Police told a Reuters witness that the parliament grounds have been closed off. The man is in critical condition. 
[A]: Yes

[Q]: In September, 1998, an invitation was sent by that committee to Dr. Chopra and others to appear before the committee, and a notice of meeting was issued for October 1, 1998. That meeting, however, was cancelled as the scientists stated that they were concerned about the repercussions on their careers if they appeared before our committee. The passage is referring to Dr. Shiv Chopra, a Canadian microbiologist.
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[Q]: Surely the member would admit that we should not prejudge the inquiry and that there were some students or even non-students who were members of groups such as the International Socialist Workers Party and other radical organizations who were clearly there to disrupt the summit, posing a security threat and tearing down a security wall separating them from heads of states. People tore down a security wall
[A]: Yes

[Q]: SHARE COPY LINK Dee Gordon went 5-for-5 with two stolen bases, becoming the first Seattle Mariners player to do that in a 6-3 win over the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday at Safeco Field. Highlights courtesy of Root Sports. TJ Cotterill t.cotterill@thenewstribune.com Dee Gordon went 5-for-5 with two stolen bases, becoming the first Seattle Mariners player to do that in a 6-3 win over the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday at Safeco Field. Highlights courtesy of Root Sports. TJ Cotterill t.cotterill@thenewstribune.com Dee Gordon is not liked by his fellow teammates on the Mariners.
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It's impossible to say