Q: The guy that walked on the plane sat down, and was in the wrong seat. They then later moved 
Plane<br>The man got on the plane. He sat down next to the window. Someone said that he was in their seat. The man checked his ticket. The man moved to his correct seat.
A: Yes
Q: Protesters want a temporary fix
Watch Live: Young Immigrants Rally In DC To Call On Congress To Save DREAMERs DACA was set to expire today, leaving over 700,000 people who are currently protected by the program in limbo, although court injunctions will shield them from immediate deportation. Protesters want a permanent legislative fix.
A: No
Q:  he trashed the officials after the Chiefs' 18-9 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce turned some heads Sunday when he trashed the officials after the Chiefs' 18-16 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Kelce said the official who threw a flag against Chiefs left tackle Eric Fisher – a penalty that negated what would have been the tying 2-point conversion – "shouldn't be able to work at Foot Locker." Well, Foot Locker got wind of the tirade and tried to change Kelce's opinion of the sneaker store. Foot Locker’s response begs the question: Will anyone come to the defense of the refs?
A: No
Q: Characters who have " nuclear " powers use them for the good.
How to make a superhero<br>Think about accidental or " nuclear " superpowers. Some characters have " nuclear " powers, which means that they've come in contact with some kind of substance that has given them super-human powers. This was especially popular during the 1940s in the " golden age " of comics when nuclear technology was on the rise.
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It's impossible to say