input hypothesis: They are in an office
Context: Well, that's what I'm not going to get into. And I understand and I respect that argument. But I think I've got to line-draw here someplace. And I understood that argument before. And what I don't want to do here is turn this into an oral argument on things that I've already decided. And I know you respect that.
true or false: It's impossible to say
input hypothesis: Teleglobe does not offer its service in the US.
Context: Teleglobe's charges are substantially higher than for long-distance calls of equivalent length over the North American telecommunications grid, where competition and choice exist, or for overseas telecommunication calls that are routed via the United States, where competition and choice also exist.
true or false: No
input hypothesis: Hanging up the phone is a way of getting a message 
Context: A missed call is a telephone call that is deliberately terminated by the caller before being answered by its intended recipient, in order to communicate a pre-agreed message without paying the cost of a call. For example, a group of friends may agree that two missed calls in succession means "I am running late". The practice is common in South Asia, the Philippines and Africa.
true or false: Yes
input hypothesis: Saddam is running for president 
Context: The coalition against Saddam has fallen apart or it's unraveling, let's put it that way. The sanctions are being violated. We don't know whether he's developing weapons of mass destruction. He better not be or there's going to be a consequence should I be the president.
true or false:
No