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That's what it's meant to do. And when it gets overextended, morale drops. I strongly believe we need to have a military presence in the peninsula, not only to keep the peace in the peninsula, but to keep regional stability. And I strongly believe we need to keep a presence in NATO, but I'm going to be judicious as to how to use the military.

Sentence: The speaker strongly believe in NATO and the United Nations. 

Output: It's impossible to say


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The Wedding<br>Larry and Michelle were getting married. They asked a friend to perform the ceremony. The friend went online and got a license to wed the two. The ceremony was unique and wonderful. They definitely won't be forgetting it anytime soon!

Sentence: Larry and Michelle will be honeymooning in Hawaii.

Output: It's impossible to say


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I got a card -- but you may be very sure I did n't go , although Nancy thought I was crazy not to .<br>Then every one else gave parties in honor of Mr. Fenwick and I was invited and never went .<br>Wilhelmina Mercer came and pleaded and scolded and told me if I avoided Mr. Fenwick like that he would think I still cherished bitterness against him , and he would n't make any advances towards a reconciliation .<br>Wilhelmina means well , but she has n't a great deal of sense .<br>Cecil Fenwick seemed to be a great favorite with everybody , young and old .

Sentence: Cecil Fenwick can seem great.

Output: Yes


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Shoes<br>My mother had bought me a pair of new shoes. As I put them on my feet, my dog came over to lick them. I thought that my dog's feet might be cold. I took my shoes off and put them on my dog. Now I need another pair of new shoes.

Sentence: My dog's feet are not cold anymore.

Output:
It's impossible to say