Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: Working Out<br>Cara was a bit nervous today. She was going to the gym for the first time. She had just gotten her membership and was going to use it. Cara walked in ready to exercise. She got on a treadmill and began running.

Hypothesis: Cara got on a treadmill and began walking.


Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: I -- no, Justice Ginsburg, we would not, and the reason is again related to the method we have adopted to interpret "limited times." We have not said that "promote the progress of science" is a general and independent constraint on the Copyright Clause authority. We've said it must be looked to to interpret the scope of "limited times," and unless retrospective extensions are forbidden, it will eviscerate the meaning of "limited times." That does not occur in the context of the scope of exclusive right, nor in the context of the power to secure. If that's --

Hypothesis: Everything has to be interpreted through the scope of limited times or it won't occur in the context of limited times. 


Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: Once again this year, the scheduling of leaf pickup is poorly organized. Surely, the city has enough historical data and internal management resources available to realize the first of two pickups is a complete waste of taxpayer money and staff time? The swamp maples that adorn our street are still over 99 per cent of complete foliage, yet a crew wandered aimlessly sucking up air. Are predetermined snow removal dates the next thing citizens can expect?

Hypothesis: There's nor precipitation in the city mentioned


Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated:
Context: Kisses<br>The baby smiled up at me sweetly. I cuddled her close to my chest. She reached up to my face with her chubby hands. I leaned down toward her. She covered my nose in kisses.

Hypothesis: The baby was vute